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Questions for freeaSPICE
by Yixin Zhang 20 Feb '18

20 Feb '18

Dear Sir or Madam, Sorry can I have your name? freeaSPICE is a very nice APP, it could be used to connect the virtual machine directly. There are some problems confused me, can I ask for you suggestions? I'm Yixin Zhang,and now doing an internship for Outreachy Project,and now I'm in the project movirt. I'm thinking of calling freeaSPICE in movirt to connect VM, the calling code as followed: Intent intent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW) .setType("application/vnd.vnc") .setData(data); startActivity(intent); And the data form as followed：spice://192.168.1.100:5900?SpicePassword=...&TlsPort=5901&CaCertPath=...&CertSubject=.... However while I checked for you source code：https://github.com/iiordanov/remote-desktop-clients , I found it can not pass the parameters TlsPort, CaCertPath, CertSubject using this method, is there any other ways to pass the parameters, if there is, could u give me some suggestions? Thank you so much. In order to pass these three parameter TlsPort, CaCertPath, CertSubjectin,I fork your remote-desktop-clients code （fork address:https://github.com/zyx0225/remote-desktop-clients/tree/aSPICE) Also, as you compile instruction I compiled aSPICE(But I have no idea how to compile libspice.so and libgstreamer_android.so, so I copy lib document of freeaSPICE-3.7.7-final.apk),I add the parser code for these three parameters TlsPort, CaCertPath, CertSubject (The main logical code: ：https://github.com/zyx0225/remote-desktop-clients/commit/5233d9bb5f6434bba97237fd8ea014cf19b14c88), and invoke aSPICE in movirt to connect VM successfully. However, it just want to prove some my own guess and I have no idea whether there are some problem to code in such way. We really really hope that we could invoke freeaSPICE in movirt to realize such functions, and I like freeaSPICE this APP so much, with great appreciate that you developed such a great APP. If we could realize our ideas mentioned above using your freeaSPICE, it would be such an exciting thing. Could you add parser for these three parameters TlsPort, CaCertPath, CertSubject in next version of freeaSPICE, or other ways that we could invoke freeaSPICE in movirt to connect VM? Thank you so much for your time, looking forward to your reply Best Regards, Yixin Zhang

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Review Updated Google Play Developer Distribution Agreement
by Google Play 19 May '16

19 May '16

Announcement Updated Google Play Developer Distribution Agreement Hello Google Play Developer, We'll soon be launching Google Play Family Library, a new feature that allows up to six family members to share purchased apps on Google Play. We've updated the Google Play Developer Distribution Agreement ("DDA") to support this new service. We've also clarified how the DDA applies to you as a developer. The most important clarifications to keep in mind are that the DDA: Governs all tools and features in the Developer Console Allows Google to evaluate your app for compliance with the Developer Program Policies and the DDA Supersedes any conflicting terms in your End User License Agreement After Family Library launches, users can add paid apps to Family Library if the apps are purchased after the DDA update takes effect on July 2nd, 2016. In order to provide a seamless user experience, make sure you allow your customers to share purchases made prior to the DDA update effective date as well. To allow sharing of previous purchases: Sign in to your Google Play Developer Console. Select an app. On the left side, select the Pricing & Distribution page. In the "Family Library" section, check the box. OPT-IN PAST PURCHASES Regards, The Google Play Team Icon Icon Icon Icon Icon © 2016 Google inc. 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA Email preferences: You have received this mandatory email service announcement to update you about important changes to your Google Play Developer account. So that we can send you more relevant information, please let us know your role and update your email preferences in the Google Play Developer Console.

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Android Studio Security Alert: Update to Android Studio 2.1.1
by Android Studio Developer Support 17 May '16

17 May '16

Dear Android Studio Developer, As an app developer on Google Play, we wanted to make you aware of an important security update for Android Studio. On May 11th, we released the Android Studio 2.1.1 update. This incremental update addresses a security vulnerability in the underlying IntelliJ platform that affects all previous versions of Android Studio. The vulnerability concerns the IDE itself and has no effect on individual apps. Please update to Android Studio 2.1.1 as soon as possible. More information about the vulnerability can be found in this G+ posting. JetBrains has also released more details on the vulnerability. To address this security vulnerability, simply go into Android Studio and check updates. For OS X users, navigate to the Android Studio Menu and click Check for Updates. For Windows or Linux users, navigate to the Help menu and click Check for Updates. You should be running at least Android Studio 2.1.1. The update message was sent as a in-product notification to all users of Android Studio. If you want a new install, you can download v2.1.1 from the Android Studio website. If you're still using v1.5.x and not able to switch to v2.x immediately, please download Android Studio v1.5.2 from the Android Studio tools website. Regards, The Android Studio Team ©2016 Google Inc. 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043 Email preferences: You have received this mandatory email service announcement to update you about important changes to your Google Play account.

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