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[GH-ISSUE #324] organize README #152
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Originally created by @Mrmisterxd on GitHub (Nov 25, 2025).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/kavishdevar/librepods/issues/324
I'd like to suggest an idea for the page located here: https://github.com/kavishdevar/librepods
That is, your main project page, and I would like to ask you to add the APK file to the "Android" section and, perhaps, other materials in Linux (?). The problem is that the APK file is very carefully hidden. You have to go to the discussions and scroll very low to find the APK file. I searched for these materials for an hour and a half and resorted to YouTube, Google, and GPT chat. From the very beginning, I downloaded the zip archive with "code," unpacked it into the phone's main memory, and searched for the APK file there, which was a waste of time. If you add the Android APK file at least to the "Android" section, then it would be faster and easier for everyone to find your app. Thank you for the app btw
@kavishdevar commented on GitHub (Nov 25, 2025):
sorry about that- I know the repository isn't as organized as I would like it to be. I haven't made a release for android in a while too. The app is a bit unstable rn, will clear up some issues (can't say when) and release.
for future: you could always look for APKs in releases of any GitHub repo and build artifacts in the repository's Action runs, most projects have CI setup for building android apps.
for this repo: releases and action runs (automated builds)