Florian "sp1rit"

> I guess, one idea would be resolving: clapper://example.com?key=val&clapper_scheme=peertube -> peertube://example.com?key=val and then handling is as normal. Alternatively you could URI-escape the actual URI including the protocol and pass that...

@sdroege I did get gstreamer itself to build on android already (for getting the [Clapper media player](https://github.com/Rafostar/clapper/) *working*). Probably not the way it was intended to work (gstreamer building itself...

@bilelmoussaoui I'd be interested in hearing your opinion in moving the final linking stage into meson. > If using that for Android is not possible, we can add a `#[cfg(not(target_os...

> the code in build.rs doesn't do any linking as far as I know, it just ensures the right version is available It doesn't? Building gtk-rs applications do fail tho...

Could these be skipped when building a static library?

> I'm not sure what you're proposing here. Why would you want to skip the pkg-config checks at all for any target? To avoid needing to install the dependencies, as...

@sdroege The `-uninstalled.pc` won't work as meson considers pkg-config to not exist (which is the correct behaviour as there is no pkg-config in the NDK) > Skipping the pkg-config files...

> We're using pkg-config to link the correct libraries for GStreamer (on Android and elsewhere) GStreamer itself resolves its libraries via meson, which may (or may not) use pkg-config. Where...

I was of the understanding that doing anything with pkg-config on platforms where it doesn't belong ought to be considered *very hacky*. Building a gtk application on android also doesn't...

> But it involves Gradle, yes? If you can't consume GTK inside Android Studio then most people won't be able to build Android apps with GTK. I guess this is...