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As I have serious problems with cross-compilation of kivy application to Android and iOS (none of them works at this time), I have tried Linux LUbuntu, Linux Debian, macOS 12 x86, macOS 13 M1, also Docker does not seem to work (gives the same results as bare metal).
This cross compilation already introduced around month of delay in application deployment and development. This can jeopardize Kivy as the solid cross platform development framework.
I would like to propose creating rock solid working out-of-the-box virtual machine images that would be ready to use for a cross compilation to Android and iOS.
Creating vm images with Linux seems trivial. This will result in better solution than Docker as I could use such image on FreeBSD, macOS, Windows, etc.
I know that macOS is licensed only to run on Apple hardware, and may be hard to accomplish, but it would be also nice to have if possible.
Thanks for considering :-)
Tomek
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Thanks @Julian-O this packer based solution seems obsoleted long time ago. Not quite what I was describing. I obtained new macOS build machine just to get things working faster. Maybe GitHub/GitLab actions would be more of use here and also support macOS/iOS builds?
Hello world :-)
As I have serious problems with cross-compilation of kivy application to Android and iOS (none of them works at this time), I have tried Linux LUbuntu, Linux Debian, macOS 12 x86, macOS 13 M1, also Docker does not seem to work (gives the same results as bare metal).
This cross compilation already introduced around month of delay in application deployment and development. This can jeopardize Kivy as the solid cross platform development framework.
I would like to propose creating rock solid working out-of-the-box virtual machine images that would be ready to use for a cross compilation to Android and iOS.
Creating vm images with Linux seems trivial. This will result in better solution than Docker as I could use such image on FreeBSD, macOS, Windows, etc.
I know that macOS is licensed only to run on Apple hardware, and may be hard to accomplish, but it would be also nice to have if possible.
Thanks for considering :-)
Tomek
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: