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I've recently cleaned up my dalvik installation because of minor Problems, I installed the Android runtime again but no apps at that time. I then upgraded to 1.1.0.39 and tried to install some apks, mainly fdroid and threema. But when i tried to launch the apk install via file browser nothing happened. I then installed the Aptoide Appstore and tried it again, since then all apks are installable. I haven't tried it on the commandline though.

I'm now wondering if this is a bug or if a fresh installed Aliendalvik runtime needs some activation, like a Appstore.

I've recently cleaned up my dalvik installation because of minor Problems, I installed the Android runtime again but no apps at that time. I then upgraded to 1.1.0.39 and tried to install some apks, mainly fdroid and threema. But when i tried to launch the apk install via file browser nothing happened. I then installed the Aptoide Appstore and tried it again, since then all apks are installable. I haven't tried it on the commandline though.

I'm now wondering if this is a bug or if a fresh installed Aliendalvik runtime needs some activation, like a Appstore.

I've recently cleaned up my dalvik installation because of minor Problems, I installed the Android runtime again but no apps at that time. I then upgraded to 1.1.0.39 and tried to install some apks, mainly fdroid and threema. But when i tried to launch the apk install via file browser nothing happened. I then installed the Aptoide Appstore and tried it again, since then all apks are installable. I haven't tried it on the commandline though.

I'm now wondering if this is a bug or if a fresh installed Aliendalvik runtime needs some activation, like a Appstore.

I've recently cleaned up my dalvik installation because of minor Problems, I installed the Android runtime again but no apps at that time. I then upgraded to 1.1.0.39 and tried to install some apks, mainly fdroid and threema. But when i tried to launch the apk install via file browser nothing happened. I then installed the Aptoide Appstore and tried it again, since then all apks are installable. I haven't tried it on the commandline though.

I'm now wondering if this is a bug or if a fresh installed Aliendalvik runtime needs some activation, like a Appstore.

I've recently cleaned up my dalvik installation because of minor Problems, I installed the Android runtime again but no apps at that time. I then upgraded to 1.1.0.39 and tried to install some apks, mainly fdroid and threema. But when i tried to launch the apk install via file browser nothing happened. I then installed the Aptoide Appstore and tried it again, since then all apks are installable. I haven't tried it on the commandline though.

I'm now wondering if this is a bug or if a fresh installed Aliendalvik runtime needs some activation, like a Appstore.

Edit: Things that help:

I've recently cleaned up my dalvik installation because of minor Problems, I installed the Android runtime again but no apps at that time. I then upgraded to 1.1.0.39 and tried to install some apks, mainly fdroid and threema. But when i tried to launch the apk install via file browser nothing happened. I then installed the Aptoide Appstore and tried it again, since then all apks are installable. I haven't tried it on the commandline though.

I'm now wondering if this is a bug or if a fresh installed Aliendalvik runtime needs some activation, like a Appstore.

Edit: Things that help:

• Install one of the Android Stores.
• Use KillDroid or Sailfish Utilities to restart the Android Service
• Go to the Terminal, get root with devel-su, and restart the aliendalvik service manually. Interestingly enough systemctl start aliendalvik.service does not work, it hast has to be systemctl restart aliendalvik.service

I've recently cleaned up my dalvik installation because of minor Problems, I installed the Android runtime again but no apps at that time. I then upgraded to 1.1.0.39 and tried to install some apks, mainly fdroid and threema. But when i tried to launch the apk install via file browser nothing happened. I then installed the Aptoide Appstore and tried it again, since then all apks are installable. I haven't tried it on the commandline though.

I'm now wondering if this is a bug or if a fresh installed Aliendalvik runtime needs some activation, like a Appstore.

Edit: Edit:

Things that help:

• Install one of the Android Stores.Apps in the Jolla store, either a store or a normal App.
• Use KillDroid or Sailfish Utilities to restart the Android Service
• Go to the Terminal, get root with devel-su, and restart the aliendalvik service manually. Interestingly enough systemctl start aliendalvik.service does not work, it has to be systemctl restart aliendalvik.service

I've recently cleaned up my dalvik installation because of minor Problems, I installed the Android runtime again but no apps at that time. I then upgraded to 1.1.0.39 and tried to install some apks, mainly fdroid and threema. But when i tried to launch the apk install via file browser nothing happened. I then installed the Aptoide Appstore and tried it again, since then all apks are installable. I haven't tried it on the commandline though.

I'm now wondering if this is a bug or if a fresh installed Aliendalvik runtime needs some activation, like a Appstore.

Edit:

Things that help:

• Install one of the Android Apps in the Jolla store, either a store or a normal App.
• Use KillDroid or Sailfish Utilities to restart the Android Service
• Go to the Terminal, get root with devel-su, and restart the aliendalvik service manually. Interestingly enough systemctl start aliendalvik.service does not work, it has to be systemctl restart aliendalvik.service