This app aims to simplify using ADB with a desktop-friendly interface. What do you think so far?
Can scrcpy be included?
Dustin said:
Can scrcpy be included?
Yes, we’re already planning to add it.
Dustin said:
Can scrcpy be included?
That would make it really awesome! Like what Tango does on the web app but with a proper desktop app.
Dustin said:
Can scrcpy be included?
That would make it really awesome! Like what Tango does on the web app but with a proper desktop app.
Wait… what’s Tango?
Does this work on Linux?
Hollis said:
Does this work on Linux?
There are discussions and issues addressing Linux compatibility. It compiles fine but isn’t fully automated yet. For now, you can build it manually until an official release is ready.
Why isn’t Linux fully supported yet?
I ran npm i successfully but hit issues during npm run build:
- There’s a warning about chunking and dynamic imports.
- Then I get an error: ENOENT, no such file for 'adb'.
npm run pack also struggles because it can’t find package.json.
EDIT: Linking /usr/bin/adb to the current folder solved part of it. I’m building the server with gradlew (needs Java 17).
EDIT2: Running gradlew in the server folder doesn’t produce aya.dex. What else do I need to do?
Thanks for this! Looking forward to testing it out.
It’s on Windows and macOS… where’s the Linux version? 
@Dallas
This is great! I’ll try it once I’m back home.
I keep getting an error saying the app is corrupted on macOS.
Vesper said:
I keep getting an error saying the app is corrupted on macOS.
Try this: sudo xattr -r -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/AYA.app
Vesper said:
I keep getting an error saying the app is corrupted on macOS.
Try this: sudo xattr -r -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/AYA.app
That worked, thanks!
Loving this app so far!
Could you make it easier to kill processes from the list? Maybe right-click or single-click options?
Jesse said:
Could you make it easier to kill processes from the list? Maybe right-click or single-click options?
Single-click might be risky. Imagine trying to select an app and accidentally closing it.
@Skyler
Good point. Maybe a confirmation dialog would solve that?