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I'm not sure I'd go as far as "early beta". It's more "proof of concept", in my view. "Beta" tends to mean there's effort being made in bringing about a release and then maintaining it. I don't see that happening. |
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Fair point. I think once this is on the website, some people will jump in and maybe try to bring it further. Thanks to nefarius, we now have a working and install-able version now, so it will be much more accessible. iOS is more of a proof of concept (headless server only) while android is accessible and to some extent works. Is there something between beta and proof of concept? |
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Well, "alpha". But even that implies it's got some development effort behind it. I'd leave it at proof of concept until someone does step up to get involved. |
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Ok so let's change it to proof of concept or PoC for the button? |
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Ok. @pljones done. |
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maybe add a hint, that this can vary for devices and OS-versions.
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| 1. Download the APK from the [GitHub release page](https://github.com/corrados/jamulus/releases/tag/latest) |
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after download, the apk needs to be installed. In my case: open list of downloads in chrome, klick on the filename of APK, confirm that I want to install.
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@nefarius2001 could you please review again? I‘ve added your proposal. |
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Solves #264 I added this guide but also made clear that it's in early beta. I think adding this (although it seems to be in early beta) does give a big value to users.