My guess is that it’s probably safe, but the site is just converting it to an APK archive, it isn’t making it an APK app.
Use MT Manager instead.
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why don’t you just use adb? its pretty easy. it’ll require you to once find your phones arm architecture and dpi which can be done with adb and then yoy can always just use adb install-multiple path/to/split1.apk path/to/split2.apk etc.
I think we should get used to this. its way easier then debugging errors from these different converters. especially since lately more and more many apps are starting to only release xapk’s (e.g. there’s no apk for Grok)
Completely off topic, but I’m quite embarrassed of how I named that directory 
I’m older and wiser now… Not sure about the wiser, but definitely older.
Anybody experienced in reconstructing ota images (in payload.bin) if I have the source firmware? Brotli
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To answer my own question…
Works for incremental once you understand it lol
Can we rename this Topic from https://forums.jtechforums.org/t/small-questions-that-dont-deserve-their-own-thread/393 to Small Questions that are not yet in their own threads?
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https://forums.jtechforums.org/t/tech-memes-memes-that-only-geeks-will-understand/4437/64?u=shalom_karr
What is not evil?
what do you use to make something d-pad compatible?
It’s a logic that you implement is basically each button gets a number and a focus up and down and it tells the app if you push down select the next one underneath….
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Ever heard of lindroid? Kinda not ready for use yet, at least for me, but wow!
https://gist.github.com/AngelaCooljx/14ba722346da0479050be924d96e8c5e
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didn’t you post a magisk module that does this?
Nope
Wow!! I love this! I imagine it requires root?
it looks siimilar to my Manjaro (Arch based) system. is it Arch?
Debian kde.
Requires custom kernel
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if I change my username here, will it change everywhere I posted and am mentioned as well?
Yes
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Check the pkg “toilet” in termux (pardon the name…) ASCII Art thing, cute (and mildly useless)
A project I was working on:
Getting a Linux (xfce4) desktop running on my Kyocera Cadence in my offline Windows laptop window shell
The plan:
Install termux-pkg install openssh-set passwd-“sshd” to start service-in windows powershell use ssh "ssh -p 8022 ( default port number) mywindowsusername@localhost-“adb forward tcp:8022 tcp:8022”- somehow Termux then shows up in Powershell- download and install XSDL server Apk ( allows for a GUI in terminal)- forward display to SSH from xsdl-pkg install xfce4
I ended up getting pretty close, but when trying to install xfce4 or any other alternative ( there’s a bunch of different options) termux started whining like a 2-year-old no matter what I tried ( could be it was how it was modded to get it installed)
I cleared and uninstalled termux after I thought I had it figured out and it’s still didn’t work after that
that kind of broke me…
A interesting package I came across while doing this, “links”, its a text based browser in termux pretty cool..
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