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SIMPLE LOG GUIDE for android

You could probably write a shell script to fetch the logs.
 
Or simply use adb

Code: 
$adb logcat -d | grep 'com.whatever.you.are.looking.for' -B 100 -A 100 > shorterlog.txt
 
SPEEDEVS said:
cant create LInux app dont know how:(
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Just a friendly suggestion: since you're developing apps for Linux (Android), why not learn to use real Linux?

There are zillions of distros available, for every level of user experience; they're free, they can be tried using a 'live' version without installing/disrupting anything on your computer. There are also now many computers with Linux pre-installed, including HP, System76, Chromebook, etc.

We're very happy to answer any questions or concerns you may have in the Linux questions thread.

Just my $0.02! :)
 
And to help you transition, Microsoft have kindly made Visual Studio Code available for Linux, and believe it or not, .NET Core will run on Ubuntu. Amazing eh?
I can completely recommend VS Code as a top notch development IDE. Got to give MS kudos for that.
 
i use GCP
MoodyBlues said:
Just a friendly suggestion: since you're developing apps for Linux (Android), why not learn to use real Linux?

There are zillions of distros available, for every level of user experience; they're free, they can be tried using a 'live' version without installing/disrupting anything on your computer. There are also now many computers with Linux pre-installed, including HP, System76, Chromebook, etc.

We're very happy to answer any questions or concerns you may have in the Linux questions thread.

Just my $0.02! :)
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I USE GCP before it ws collected but teach noobs rom development and porting but linux my laptop is old like dell d620 linux will support but wont be useful cant even build roms so its just energy wastage but i use android like mod tweaks or so
 
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MoodyBlues said:
Just a friendly suggestion: since you're developing apps for Linux (Android), why not learn to use real Linux?

There are zillions of distros available, for every level of user experience; they're free, they can be tried using a 'live' version without installing/disrupting anything on your computer. There are also now many computers with Linux pre-installed, including HP, System76, Chromebook, etc.

We're very happy to answer any questions or concerns you may have in the Linux questions thread.

Just my $0.02! :)
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i know there are many linux distros but my laptop cant support creating android apps properly just 80gb hdd and 2gb ram and laggy processor but tworks fine :)
but atleast if a way to convert to linux i will
 
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