Hans-Christoph Steiner

support for Android 5.x is not released yet, but it is in git. If you want to try a nightly test build, you can get it here: https://guardianproject.info/builds/LilDebi

well, that explains why we haven't released it yet, I suppose ;-) I haven't been working on 5.x support, maybe @sdkie knows more than me :)

yes! good idea! FDroid has a good one you can use as an example, or I'm sure there are others.

How do you picture that working? You should be able to configure proxies just like how you would on a plain Debian system. .hc On Mar 30, 2014, at 6:58...

In about Android 4.2, they added some crazy mount magic to support multiple users. It means that mounts can be hidden or visible depending on the user, even if that...

This is the Android permissions at work. privoxy needs "INTERNET" permission. You need to install the embedded package 'android-permissions'. You can do that by doing: dpkg -i /data/data/info.guardianproject.lildebi/app_bin/android-permissions_0.1_all.deb Then you...

if you made a new Debian install with 0.5.1 or 0.5.2, then the android-permissions package was already installed. You can check by doing: ``` dpkg -l android-permissions ```

The only safe default is `/sdcard` since it is the only path guaranteed to exist on all devices. Any other path could be handled by a file chooser as described...

Thanks for the info! This is something that @sdkie has added to lildebi recently as part of the code to support installing into the internal storage (`/data`) directly. For the...

seems like lildebi should bind-mount /dev so it has access to all the same devices as Android. Or does pulseaudio work with the current setup?