Matti

I can proceed by commenting out the lines that check for the API (358-367): ``` """ apis = get_available_apis(self.sdk_dir) info('Available Android APIs are ({})'.format( ', '.join(map(str, apis)))) if android_api in...

I can proceed by modifying line 430 to use the python3 that I really use: ` "python3.10", "-m", "cython", "--help",` Now error becomes: ``` p4a apk --private $HOME/Documents/codings/kivy/ --package=org.example.myapp --name...

Finally, changing to android-ndk-r19c, rather than android-ndk-r23b, the build starts and goes on for quite a long time until I hit something which looks like a python3 name mismatch again:...

Modifying line 1118 of recipe.py to: `python_command = sh.Command("python3.10")` ends up to: ``` [INFO]: pyjnius first build failed (as expected) [INFO]: Running cython where appropriate [INFO]: Cythonize jnius/jnius.pyx [INFO]: ->...

> >But e.g. GLFW was not MIT, > > Could you point me to the code in this repo where GLFW-related stuff is not MIT nor public domain? > >...

Do you think this is properly designed? I have a faint memory that I was writing a similar construct using raw OpenGL or something, and I believe I found some...

> This is done, because non-integer drawing of windows will result in an unsharp appearance of windows. But is this a result of Nuklear or the backend?

But I mean e.g. because: https://gamedev.stackexchange.com/questions/138837/drawing-at-floating-point-position

I think one doesn't need to restrict to integers, but one must ensure the divisibility and aligning of even/odd widths. https://www.foster77.co.uk/Foster,%20Mathematical%20Spectrum,%20Odd%20and%20Even%20Fractions.pdf I didn't particularly understand why one allows rect to...

> While i agree that for those unfamiliar with immediate mode / backend agnostic ui's it might seem as though the example does not "work", I also think its hard...