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woah!! ... does that seems that i can edit packageName with "cl.netgamer.app" and that will override "com." and my happybirds app will become "cl.netgamer.app.happybirds"?? this is awesome!!.... but if you would told me i hardly would find it by myself... needs to documented somewhere thanks

hi ramiro... thanks for reading our prayers :D and share this new updated version with us.... until not exactly the question i had about package names but it is certainly an advance and very useful instead custom package name, this version gives 2 fixed choices at install time: to use "com.<apppath>" as package name or use "appinventor.ai_<apppath>" (wit appPath being "<youtemail>.<yourappname>")... for people that wants to use the "previous" or the "standard" scheme</yourappname></youtemail></apppath></apppath>...

it worked .... the black firefox/vivaldi(/chrome?) window with nvidia optimus ... thanks the issue described in the initial post ... i don't know

dont know if has something to do when i run tightvnc server on my notebook with nvidia optimus, and i connect from a thightvnc client outside, and i open some programs like firefox, vivaldi, or other program that uses nvidia 3d accel.... i see the program window BLACK in the client, i feel blind any fix? .... i cant change to "integrated graphics" in most software, just dont obey (and is a pain in the ** to doing everytime or with all software, it shouldnt be like that)

hi... thanks for packaging an offline version of this handy tool... my internet is sometimes unstable and i feel some nervous with someone else holding my projects (google+mit) i own a domain (netgamer.cl)... is there some way (easy or hard) to customize package name?.. something like "cl.netgamer.myapp" or "cl.netgamer.app.helloworld"? ..... some settings web page or config file somewhere? thanks

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hi .. many years using xming, i am starting to realize its gpl license is not so...

hi .. many years using xming, i am starting to realize its gpl license is not so...