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mousse04 | # 31 | 2013-12-31, 13:32 | Report

Originally Posted by pycage View Post

Anyway, you can install RPMs without Developer Mode with Cargo Dock, too, by exploiting a bug in the store-client (until it will be fixed).
In another thread, somebody shortly described how to do it.

A bug ? Believed it was a feature

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rainisto | # 32 | 2013-12-31, 13:35 | Report

Originally Posted by mousse04 View Post

A bug ? Believed it was a feature

Yes its a bug. Allowing 3rd party rpm's to be side loaded is supposed behind settings flag which is coming as some later update.

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larux | # 33 | 2014-01-03, 20:25 | Report

So beatiful filemanager! It's sad that installing rpm was bug, I was going to ask where is it..

but Nice work! Veery nice! You developers are amazing!

Morpog | # 34 | 2014-01-03, 21:46 | Report

Originally Posted by pycage View Post

Enabling RPM installation without Developer Mode is a dangerous thing (as RPMs can brick your device and have root access), and I wonder how Filebrowser got through the QA with this feature at all.
You should legally only be able to break your device after accepting the terms and conditions of Developer Mode.

Anyway, you can install RPMs without Developer Mode with Cargo Dock, too, by exploiting a bug in the store-client (until it will be fixed).
In another thread, somebody shortly described how to do it.

How about having a disabled option (default off) in settings to install RPM files. It goes active as soon as developer mode is enabled. Then you can manually enable that setting.

pycage | # 35 | 2014-01-04, 11:12 | Report

Originally Posted by Morpog View Post

How about having a disabled option (default off) in settings to install RPM files. It goes active as soon as developer mode is enabled. Then you can manually enable that setting.

This may be an option.

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michdeskunk | # 36 | 2014-01-07, 10:03 | Report

great!
missing:
-create folders
-rename files
-open video, audio, images and package
-zip/unzip files
-sort by data,name or dimension

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nicetux | # 37 | 2014-01-07, 11:11 | Report

Very nice tool. Thank you. Is it possible to get it over jolla store in the future?

rainisto | # 38 | 2014-01-07, 12:00 | Report

Originally Posted by Morpog View Post

How about having a disabled option (default off) in settings to install RPM files. It goes active as soon as developer mode is enabled. Then you can manually enable that setting.

Yes, we are working on including "allow 3rd party rpm install/sideloading" setting in future sw updates (default off). And applications will be required to follow that setting value.

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kpblxa | # 39 | 2014-01-07, 17:36 | Report

app is available or download in Jolla store

Last edited by kpblxa; 2014-01-07 at 19:01.

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pycage | # 40 | 2014-01-07, 18:36 | Report

Originally Posted by michdeskunk View Post

great!
missing:
-create folders
-rename files
-open video, audio, images and package
-zip/unzip files
-sort by data,name or dimension

Not missing:

- create folders
- rename files
- open audio (well, play it in the app itself), images (opens gallery), package (performs the standard open action associated with rpm)

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