An android p2p client is sometimes very useful, especially when using it with open wifi networks, but it's not meant to be a 'standalone' reliable p2p client. It will burn your battery really fast and heat up your device leading to a short life if you use p2p downloading on a daily basis. So, in my opinion, Tixati for android is not worth the trouble of making it.
There's much better alternatives of running a 'portable' p2p client...
by Guest on 2016/09/29 01:34:21 PM
i dont care too much about android either but i do care about arm support.
once there are binaries for arm you are free to use linux deploy on android and there you have tixati on android with the stock interface.
this will allow to run tixati on many more devices, pi and other SBC's (what i want) or as i said android.
tixati is great no doubt, but if migrating to a different client wasn't such a pain i would have done it already because i want to run tixati on a SBC
now its ok if it takes time to code, but i wish we had some idea about whats planned.