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On the phone, install an ftp server, such as "prim-ftpd"
and on the computer ftp client e.g. filezilla

The package android-tools is not here, because you need a big amount of GO to compile everything. And those tools are not compliant with gcc-go. I have tried many ways and others the same. The result stays the same.

Please look for the packages you named on the dependencies: Most of them make use of environments we do not offer out of clear reasoning. Or they demand bloated frameworks we do not offer like dbus, polkit and others. Also here: We have tried and try the best to find fitting software-projects for most purposes.

And please: Replicant is a complete different project with a complete different perspective and direction. Comparing Hyperbola with this is not working. For file-handling on that devices we can offer: android-file-transfer

Coming now back to GO: There are several reasoning we do not include that.

1. GO is downloading dependencies direct on build-time which we don't support. Remember we are security-focussed and long-term oriented. Downloading some git-versions is violating our essential ruleset.
2. GO is not supporting compilation as we had also tried to do that and most only support now 64bit. Throwing away 32bit-support is nothing we go for and do not support also.
3. The outcome of packaging is outside control therefore when building big projects and android-tools is that.

Please read also why we do not support comparisons: https://wiki.hyperbola.info/doku.php?id … ble_system
If there is interest to work on a PKGBUILD for android-tools with gcc-go and it works: Cool, please let us know and share it.

I can name some GO-projects we have made usable with much amount of work and the maintainers / packagers had a really hard time with them

https://www.hyperbola.info/packages/2fa
https://www.hyperbola.info/packages/dnscrypt-proxy

Thanks to the packages for the hard amount of work.

Please note also that the local user needs to be modified when using android-file-transfer: You need adbusers and uucp then.

I think I need to add one more useful program to the list => bash-completion
A convenient utility for not having to enter all the commands, just press TAB

Hi all . I couldn’t find radio programs in the repositories to listen to the radio ?.

I would also like to know what is the replacement for the dunst program - notification-daemon?

Can't herbe be used for notifications? It does not used d-bus.

Hello Cynicfm. Thank you for your answer . I know this method, but rather it’s an alternative option of 10 steps instead of 1 or 2))

Let me correct you. To access a limited list of radio stations, you need to click on view => playlist > Icecast Radio Directory. We will see a small list of private stations..

You can also manually enter links to radio stations as you wrote.

For example, you cannot enter into VLC to select the station you want, etc.

I would like to have a simple graphical application for listening to radio around the world. The radio always works))

herbe is not a service and nevertheless a nice tool, kept for sure in Hyperbola. But as many software do not support external calls and only support D-Bus and libnotify it stays as a nice addition, but not a working replacement: https://www.hyperbola.info/packages/herbe

herbe was there since release 0.4 itself. So it is long part of Hyperbola and will make it also for HyperbolaBSD.

I have already explained why herbe is a nice addition but really not a comparable service-notification.It is not like dunst as really - and I mean teally all - implementations works on D-Bus. Hyperbola declines that out of reasoning: https://wiki.hyperbola.info/doku.php?id … us_failure

dunst is not possible to run without D-Bus. herbe is a notification helper, but not a daemon. You can make own notifications from scripts and programs calling D-Bus external will also work with that. Everything else using libnotify won't get anything from that.