2018-07-13, 14:52
@malte thanks for the info. @Wintermute0110 Unfortunately no results. Tried it a second time with Retroarch already started and also no luck.
Also "os.system" is the old way of executing processes. It has been replaced by subprocess.call()..
But it might also have to do with the way the application is called. Currently I am using:
Do we need to do it in a different way now?
P.S. @Wintermute0110 Check the master branch
Already added a nice is_android() method in the utils class. Definitly should be splitting the execution of Linux and Android, don't want to bother perfect working stuff on Linux with the hassle of Android.
Also "os.system" is the old way of executing processes. It has been replaced by subprocess.call()..
But it might also have to do with the way the application is called. Currently I am using:
python:
/system/bin/am start --user 0 -a android.intent.action.MAIN -c android.intent.category.LAUNCHER -e ROM .....
Do we need to do it in a different way now?
P.S. @Wintermute0110 Check the master branch
Already added a nice is_android() method in the utils class. Definitly should be splitting the execution of Linux and Android, don't want to bother perfect working stuff on Linux with the hassle of Android.
