Installation

Flatpak (recommended)

The installation of flatpak is the easiest, you can find the application on flathub. Follow the instructions over there. You will not need to install any prerequisites other than mentioned on the flatpak installation guide.

Alternative: Getting the binary (not officially supported)

Downloading the binary

Download the newest binary in the Releases tab of Github
Download tubefeeder.desktop, tubefeeder.png tools/install.sh, put these in the same folder as the downloaded binary
Jump to the section Automated installation

Compiling the binary

Note: This method of installation is recommended, if you want the newest features and have experience in compiling.

Prerequisites (on your computer)

Docker
Cross

Compilation

Clone this repository, cd into it
Run docker build -t tubefeeder docker/ (this may take a long time)
Run cross build --target=aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu (this may also take a long time)

Installation on the Pinephone (not officially supported)

Automated installation

Enable ssh on the Pinephone, usually by running sudo systemctl start sshd
Run chmod +x ./tools/install.sh
Run ./tools/install.sh {user} {ip}, replace {user} with the user on the Pinephone (e.g. manjaro) and {ip} with the ip address of the device (usually starting with 192.168.)

Manual installation

Enable ssh on the Pinephone, usually by running sudo systemctl start sshd
Copy the compiled binary to the Pinephone (e.g. scp target/aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu/debug/tubefeeder {user}@{ip}:~/.local/bin/tubefeeder, replace {user}@{ip} with the user and ip of your device, create any directories if any errors happen)
Optional but highly encouraged:
- Change {user} in the tubefeeder.desktop file to the user of your pinephone
- Copy the .desktop file (e.g. scp tubefeeder.desktop {user}@{ip}:~/.local/share/applications)
- Copy the .png file (e.g. scp tubefeeder.png {user}@{ip}:~/.local/share/icons)

Notice

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