Re: gnutls error on Emacs for Android armeabi 7a

[Po Lu]

Lockywolf <for_help-gnu-emacs_at_gnu_org_2023-11-30@lockywolf.net>
writes:

> I installed termux from GitHub workflow, not from some UltraMod website.
> It works for my purposes, more or less.
> I have also created a self-signed pair of packages for termux, and
> emacs. I didn't actually rebuild them, I have just unpacked and
> re-signed them with apktool/jarsigner.
> (Like here
> https://github.com/marek-g/marek-g.github.io/blob/44d1b74493e35ef9f2e206657f42d3e927ee7751/posts/tips_and_tricks/emacs_on_android.md)
>
> Well, unmaintained, unsupported, buggy... but still lets me use my
> 7-years-old ebook reader almost as a true laptop, with git and gcc, and
> now with Emacs.

The Termux binaries on SourceForge are signed with public signing keys
published in the Emacs repository and meant for the resigned Termux
being distributed from the same location.  Users signing builds
individually should either compile Emacs from source code, with a
different set of signing keys, or modify any Emacs package they please,
not limited to what is in the "termux" directory.

Generally speaking, it is redundant to generate a signing key and resign
both Termux and Emacs, as their default keys are available to the
public:

  https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/emacs.git/tree/java/emacs.keystore
  https://github.com/termux/termux-app/blob/master/app/testkey_untrusted.jks

since, evidently, Android's policy of restricting program
interoperability to programs from a single publisher does not commend
itself to us or them.

> 2. Unrelated to termux, but related to Android.
>
> Is there a way to stop the on-screen keyboard pop-up when C-s or C-r is
> pressed? I am using a physical keyboard, so I don't really need the
> on-screen one.

Disable "Settings -> Language & Input -> Physical keyboard -> Use
on-screen keyboard."