@rapperskull has found out that many more GApps have various DPI variants, he compiled a list at http://pastebin.com/cJQcBm9g
We should think about if and how we should maybe package these variations.
aapt dump badging xxxx.apk gives output like:
compatible-screens:'200/400','300/400','400/400','500/400','200/480','300/480','400/480','500/480','200/560','300/560','400/560','500/560','200/640','300/640','400/640','500/640'
The first number says something about the screensize (a classification with 200=small, 300=normal, 400=large, 500=xlarge ???)
And the second number is the dpi.
Docs/Drives/Sheets/Slides uses the most coherent naming scheme:
30: Universal
31: ldpi (120) (Never seen)
32: mdpi (160) (Never seen)
33: hdpi (240)
34: xhdpi (320)
35: xxhdpi (480)
36: xxxhdpi (640)
37: xxxxhdpi (Doesn't exist yet)
Current tasks:
@rapperskull has found out that many more GApps have various DPI variants, he compiled a list at http://pastebin.com/cJQcBm9g
We should think about if and how we should maybe package these variations.
aapt dump badging xxxx.apk gives output like:
compatible-screens:'200/400','300/400','400/400','500/400','200/480','300/480','400/480','500/480','200/560','300/560','400/560','500/560','200/640','300/640','400/640','500/640'The first number says something about the screensize (a classification with 200=small, 300=normal, 400=large, 500=xlarge ???)
And the second number is the dpi.
Docs/Drives/Sheets/Slides uses the most coherent naming scheme:
30: Universal
31: ldpi (120) (Never seen)
32: mdpi (160) (Never seen)
33: hdpi (240)
34: xhdpi (320)
35: xxhdpi (480)
36: xxxhdpi (640)
37: xxxxhdpi (Doesn't exist yet)
Current tasks: