July 18, 20231 yr Author 12 minutes ago, UmbreoClaw said: How does someone misspell “won’t” I beg your pardon?
July 18, 20231 yr Administrator The ClassiCube version for Android currently requires Android 2.3 at a minimum, as multiple system libraries that ClassiCube depends on were only added in Android 2.3 (Although it might be possible to rewrite the code to avoid depending on those system libraries (so that ClassiCube would work on Android 2.2), it would still take quite a lot of code and research to do that, so is unfortunately unlikely to be worked on any time soon)
July 18, 20231 yr Author 1 hour ago, UnknownShadow200 said: The ClassiCube version for Android currently requires Android 2.3 at a minimum, as multiple system libraries that ClassiCube depends on were only added in Android 2.3 (Although it might be possible to rewrite the code to avoid depending on those system libraries (so that ClassiCube would work on Android 2.2), it would still take quite a lot of code and research to do that, so is unfortunately unlikely to be worked on any time soon) If so then why is Classicube's APK minimum SDK version, version 8 (Android 2.2's SDK version), if Android 2.2 is not supported?
July 18, 20231 yr Administrator 10 minutes ago, valhenry7790 said: If so then why is Classicube's APK minimum SDK version, version 8 (Android 2.2's SDK version), if Android 2.2 is not supported? Because the java part of the android client can still technically run on Android 2.2, although it's pretty useless currently since all it can do is show a dialog saying that it can't load the native part It was left that way for testing purposes, I didn't really expect people to actually try running it on an Android 2.2 device in practice
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