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Our build and release infrastructure, and upcoming updates
https://f-droid.org/2022/05/24/buildserver-overhaul-sponsored-by-calyx-institute.html
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Some of the bits of the Android SDK are slowly getting packaged for Debian:
https://wiki.debian.org/AndroidTools
Also there is this project for rebuilding the Android SDK from source, but I'm not sure if it is active any more:
https://gitlab.com/android-rebuilds https://web.archive.org/web/20200807233126/http://android-re...
The Bootstrappable Builds folks might have something about Android/Java bootstrap stuff:
https://bootstrappable.org/
https://wiki.debian.org/AndroidTools
Also there is this project for rebuilding the Android SDK from source, but I'm not sure if it is active any more:
https://gitlab.com/android-rebuilds https://web.archive.org/web/20200807233126/http://android-re...
The Bootstrappable Builds folks might have something about Android/Java bootstrap stuff:
https://bootstrappable.org/
Been pretty happy with my yearly membership (5g hotspot) for vanlife. Glad that loot is going to F-Droid.
yeah joined for the perks, been pretty happy with the actual work they do as well.
The headline here seems strange. Literally two sentences about Calyx in the entire article. Why was the original headline not used?
Edit: looks like it was changed between my read and my comment. Nevermind!
Edit: looks like it was changed between my read and my comment. Nevermind!
Funny how the URL is ".../buildserver-overhaul-sponsored-by-calyx-institute.html"
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Speaking of, how do they deal with java dependencies? Last I checked gradle there was simply no way to tell it to build things from source, instead pulling hundreds of prebuilt java binaries, with native libraries and all.