'''Note : this page/article is the german translation of the installation section of the english wiki page [[Application:Preware]] 
 
'''Hinweis: diese Seite ist die deutsche Übersetzung des Installationsabschnittes der englischsprachigen Seite [[Application:Preware]] 

{{application
|name=Preware
|type=webOS
|version=Version:Preware - Version: 1.2.7 (9. August 2010))
|tag=Utilities
|screenshot=Preware_ss1.png
|description=
}}

=== Installation von Preware durch WebOS Quick Install ===
'''Die neueste Version von WebOS Quick Install befindet sich hier: [http://forums.precentral.net/canuck-software/228310-webos-quick-install-v3-14-a.html WebOS Quick Install v3.14]'''

# Installiere die benötigte Software
## [http://www.java.com/en/download/installed.jsp?detect=jre&try=1 Hier klicken] um sicherzustellen, dass die neueste Java Version auf dem Computer installiert ist oder ein Update benötigt wird
## [http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/Webos_Doctor_Versions Hier klicken] um den aktuellen WebOS Doctor für den entsprechenden Mobilfunk-Anbieter herunterzuladen. Wenn das bereits geschehen ist, kann dieser Schritt übersprungen werden.
##* '''webOS Doctor NICHT starten'''
## [http://images.precentral.net/sites/precentral.net/files/webos-homebrew-apps/wosqi/WebOSQuickInstall.jar Hier klicken] um die neueste Version von WebOS Quick Install runterzuladen
# Das Telefon in den [[Getting started|Developer Mode]] versetzen
# Sicherstellen, dass sich WebOS Doctor und QuickInstall im selben Verzeichnis befinden, dann WebOS Quick Install ausführen
# Auf den blauen Pfeil klicken (Button auf der rechten Seite)
# ''WebOS Internals Feed (Pre)'' oder ''WebOS Internals Feed (Pixi)'' aus der Liste auswählen.
# ''Preware'' auswählen.
# Klick auf ''Download''.
# Klick auf ''Close''.
# Klick auf ''Install''.

 

===Installation von Preware durch den Standalone Installer===
Der Installer kann hier heruntergeladen werden: [http://get.preware.org Preware Standalone Installers]. Diese Anleitung ist nur für PC oder Mac Benutzer

# Installiere die benötigte Software
## [http://www.java.com/en/download/installed.jsp?detect=jre&try=1 Hier klicken] um sicherzustellen, dass die neueste Java Version auf dem Computer installiert ist oder ein Update benötigt wird
## [http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/Webos_Doctor_Versions Hier klicken] um den aktuellen WebOS Doctor für den entsprechenden Mobilfunk-Anbieter herunterzuladen. Wenn das bereits geschehen ist, kann dieser Schritt übersprungen werden.
##* '''webOS Doctor NICHT starten'''
# Das Telefon in den [[Getting started|Developer Mode]] versetzen
#* '''Windows Benutzer:'''
Wenn das Pre zum ersten Mal an den Computer angeschlossen wird, wird man dazu aufgefordert die neue Hardware zu installieren.
Ein Klick auf "Weiter" startet die Treiber-Installation. Eventuell kommt eine Nachricht, dass die Novacom Treiber nicht installiert werden konnten, dann einfach überspringen.
# Den [http://get.preware.org/PrewareInstaller-1.1.0.jar Preware Standalone Installer] runterladen und in das selbe Verzeichnis wie die webOS Doktor JAR Datei speichern.
# Preware Installer ausführen.
# Im Tools menu "Install Drivers" auswählen. Dies installiert dann den Palm Novacom Treiber.
# Wenn die Treiber installiert sind, auf Install Preware klicken. Nach Ende der Installation wird das Gerät einen Luna Neustart durchführen

 

=== Installation von Preware mittels Terminal, Novaterm oder WebOS Quick Install "Linux Commandline" ===

Untenstehende Anleitung ist nur für Leute die *wirklich* wissen was sie da tun. Allen anderen wird wärmstens empfohlen die obenstehende Anleitung zu verwenden.

<source lang="bash">
cd /tmp
wget http://bit.ly/preware-bootstrap
sh preware-bootstrap
</source>

=== Updaten ===

Preware kann sich selbst updaten.

Ein Update oder eine Installation über fileCoaster, PreLoad oder PreUpdate ist nicht zu empfehlen. Diese Tools sind nicht in der Lage mit weiterentwickelten homebrew packages korrekt umzugehen.

=== Deinstallation ===

Um Preware zu deinstallieren, verwende die WebOS Quick Install's Device Management Seite und wähle die Preware Anwendung ab.

Application:Preware

2010-08-15T12:32:00Z

Squ33d:

[[Category:Application]]
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{{application
|name=Preware
|type=webOS
|version=Version: 1.2.7 (9 Aug 2010)
|tag=Utilities
|screenshot=Preware_ss1.png
|description=
}}

 
=Summary=

[[image:Icon_Preware.png|frameless|left]]
Preware is a package management application for the Palm Pre and the Palm Pixi. Preware allows the user to install any package from any of the open standard package repositories on preware.org (or any other location that hosts an open standard package repository). Preware relies on a custom written service developed from community research which allows the mojo app to talk to the built-in ipkg tool.

This application was the result of extensive community-based design in [[IPKG Service]] and [[Preware Design]].

For application management, Preware can access more applications, and has more features, than any other on-device package installer.

And since it is open source, and has a completely open development process supported by a team of world-class WebOS Internals developers, it will continue to get better much faster than any other package management application.

Preware is the open application installer that has been written specifically to support a homebrew ecosystem where any developer can upload any application to any submission site, and that application can then be installed by any user. Developers no longer need to upload their applications to multiple submission sites, and users are no longer excluded from accessing applications from any open standard package repository.

 
===Key Features===
Install / Remove / Update:
*Homebrew Applications including advanced applications with special requirements.
*WebOS Themes
*Patches
*webOS Kernels
*Palm App Catalog Applications
*Support for installation of signed packages

 
===Status===
Preware has been upgraded to release status, and is no longer considered beta.

Some milestones worth mentioning in Preware's history include:

* Since 27 August 2009 it is the only over-the-air installer for the palm capable of installing advanced palm applications such as the [[On_Screen_Keyboard|On Screen Keyboard]] or the terminal application.
* Since 27 August 2009 it is the only application supporting installation from all existing palm homebrew feeds.
* Since 17 September 2009 it also supports installation of themes.
* Since 8 October 2009 it also supports installation of webOS patches.
* Since 12 Jan 2010 it also supports all Palm App Catalog feeds.
* Since 3 May 2010 it also supports installation of webOS custom kernels.
* Since 20 July 2010 it also supports installation of packages from URLs and local files.
* Since 24 July 2010 is also supports blacklisting packages and authors.

 
===License===
Please be aware that org.webosinternals.preware is licensed under the [http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html GPLv2].

Code from Preware cannot be used by a closed source application. If you want to use them in a non-GPLv2 but otherwise open source application, please contact the [mailto:support@webos-internals.org authors].

 
=Installing Preware=

There are three supported methods for installing Preware: WebOS Quick Install, Stand Alone Installers, and Command Line.

You do not need to access the Linux command line or "root your Pre" to install or use Preware.

You ''cannot'' use fileCoaster, or PreLoad, or PreUpdate to install or update Preware. Those tools are unable to operate correctly on advanced homebrew packages.

If you are a developer who uses the Palm emulator, you should know that Preware works just as well on the Emulator as it does on a real device, and is installed in exactly the same way.

 
===Installing Preware with WebOS Quick Install===
You can use version 3.14 or later of [http://forums.precentral.net/canuck-software/228310-webos-quick-install-v3-14-a.html WebOS Quick Install] to install Preware directly from the WebOS Internals feed.

'''Latest Version of WebOS Quick Install available here: [http://forums.precentral.net/canuck-software/228310-webos-quick-install-v3-14-a.html WebOS Quick Install v3.14]'''

# Install the required Software
## [http://www.java.com/en/download/installed.jsp?detect=jre&try=1 Click here] to verify that you have the latest java installed on your computer and update if needed
## [http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/Webos_Doctor_Versions Click here] to download the current webOS Doctor for your carrier and phone in a subdirectory your will remember (maybe "Palm"?). If you already have it, skip this step.
##* '''Do not run the webOS Doctor'''
## [http://images.precentral.net/sites/precentral.net/files/webos-homebrew-apps/wosqi/WebOSQuickInstall.jar Click Here] to download the latest version of WebOS Quick Install
# Put your device in [[Getting started|Developer Mode]]
# Connect your device to your computer with the USB cable, and select "Just Charge" (do not select USB Drive)
# Run WebOS Quick Install
# Click the third button on the right (Blue Down Arrow)
# Choose WebOS Internals Feed (Pre) or WebOS Internals Feed (Pixi) from the drop-down list at the top.
# Select ''Preware'' from the list.
# Click Download.
# Click Close.
# Click Install.

 
===Installing Preware with the Standalone Installer===
Preware installers can be downloaded here: [http://get.preware.org Preware Standalone Installers]. These instructions are currently only for Mac and PC users.

# Install the required software.
## [http://www.java.com/en/download/installed.jsp?detect=jre&try=1 Click here] to verify that you have the latest version of Java installed on your computer and update it if needed.
## [http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/Webos_Doctor_Versions Click here] to download the current webOS Doctor for your carrier and phone in a subdirectory you will remember (maybe "Palm"?). If you already have it, skip this step.
##* '''Do not run the webOS Doctor.'''
# Put your device into [[Getting started|Developer Mode]].
#* '''Windows users:''' When connecting your device to the computer for the first time, you will be prompted to install new hardware. Click Next to start the device installation. You may get a message regarding Novacom drivers not being installed. If so, you can disregard it. Once your device is installed, proceed with the Preware installation.
# Download the [http://get.preware.org/PrewareInstaller-1.1.0.jar Preware Standalone Installer] and place it in the same directory as the webOS Doctor .jar file.
# Run the Preware Installer.
# Click on the Tools menu and choose Install Drivers. This will install the Palm Novacom drivers for webOS devices.
# Once the drivers have finished installing, click on Install Preware. After Preware is installed, your device will be unresponsive for a few seconds while Luna restarts.

 
===Installing Preware from the Commandline===
If you have access to the command line of your webOS Device or emulator using Terminal, Novaterm, the "Linux Commandline" in WebOS Quick Install, or other techniques, you can install Preware by typing three lines. This technique is always the shortest and in many ways the simplest, but if you are in any way unsure of operating at the Linux command line, please use either of the methods described above.

<source lang="bash">
cd /tmp
wget http://bit.ly/preware-bootstrap
sh preware-bootstrap</source>

 
===Updating Preware===
To update Preware, simply use Preware.

Note that you cannot use fileCoaster, or PreLoad, or PreUpdate to install or update Preware. Those tools are unable to operate correctly on advanced homebrew packages.

 
===Removing Preware===
''Why would you ever want to remove Preware?''

To remove Preware, hold the Orange button on your keypad and choose Preware from the Launcher. Choose Delete.

 
=Usage=

===Preferences===
{| Width="70%" VAlign="top"
|valign="top"|[[image:Preferences.png|160px|frameless|left|text-top]]
|valign="top"|You can select preferences in the top left corner of the Pre to bring up the preferences screen. On the Preferences screen you can specify the look of the application, the frequency that feeds are updated, and what Preware will show you by default.
 
{| style="color:black; background-color:#F9F9F9;border:1px outset;" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0"
|TIP:
|-
|To make it easier to find things, set "Show Available Types" to yes. This will show separate categories (Applications/Themes/Patches/etc.) rather than show everything in one long list.
|}
|}
 

===Feed Management===
{| Width="70%" VAlign="top"
|valign="top"|[[image:Preware_feeds.png|160px|frameless|left|text-top]]
|valign="top"|In the preferences section on the top bar on the right side is a button that takes you to the feeds screen. On the feeds screen you can select which feeds are loaded and which ones are not. Simply select the on or off button for that feed. (If you are not interested in themes you can disable the two feeds for themes to speed up the updating of feeds) Preware comes with the following feeds by default (some are disabled by default, but are easily enabled if desired).

{| style="color:black; background-color:#FFFFE0;" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" Border="1"
|align="center" colspan="4" | '''Default Feeds'''
|-
|align="center" | [http://ipkg.preware.org/feeds/palm-beta/ Palm Beta]
|align="center" | [http://ipkg.preware.org/feeds/palm-beta-updates Palm Beta Updates]
|align="center" | [http://ipkg.preware.org/feeds/palm-catalog/ Palm Catalog]
|align="center" | [http://ipkg.preware.org/feeds/palm-catalog-updates/ Palm Catalog Updates]
|-
|align="center" | [http://ipkg.preware.org/feeds/palm-web-updates/ Palm Web]
|align="center" | [http://ipkg.preware.org/feeds/palm-web-updates/ Palm Web Updates]
|align="center" | [http://ipkg.preware.org/feeds/precentral-themes/ PreCentral]
|align="center" | [http://ipkg.preware.org/feeds/precentral-themes/ PreCentral Themes]
|-
|align="center" | [http://ipkg.preware.org/feeds/webos-internals/ WebOS Internals]
|align="center" | [http://ipkg.preware.org/feeds/optware/ Optware]
|align="center" | [http://ipkg.preware.org/feeds/webos-patches/ WebOS Patches]
|align="center" | [http://ipkg.preware.org/feeds/webos-kernels/ WebOS Kernels]
|-
|}
|}

{| style="color:black; background-color:#F9F9F9;border:1px outset;" VAlign="middle" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" Width="70%"
|align="center" | See [[Testing Feeds]] for detailed instructions on adding custom feeds.
|}
 

===Package Updates===
{| Width="70%" VAlign="top"
|valign="top"|[[image:UpdateFeeds.png|160px|frameless|left|text-top]]
|valign="top"|To update feeds, simply select "Update Feeds" from the Application Menu. Preware will download the package list information from your enabled feeds. After processing the data, you will be back at the main list of available items.
|}
 

===Installing Packages===
{| Width="70%" VAlign="top"
|valign="top"|[[image:SelectApp.png|160px|frameless|left|text-top]]
|valign="top"|There are a few ways to select and install a "package" (application/patch/theme/etc.). Using "List of Everything" would be the simplest.
#Find the package you want to install either by scrolling and tapping on it, or just start typing
#Tap the "Install" button that the bottom of the package's page to install.
|}
 

===Removing Packages===
{| Width="70%" VAlign="top"
|valign="top"|[[image:RemoveAppTap.png|160px|frameless|left|text-top]]
|valign="top"|Removing a package is just as easy.
#On the main screen, tap "Installed Packages", then the category of the package you want to remove
#Tap the Package you want to remove
#Tap the "Remove" button that the bottom of the package's page.
|}
 



= Operating notes =

===Limitations===
No known limitations.

 
===Known bugs===
*When selecting a patch with dependencies, if you view those dependencies then install them, when Preware returns you to the original patch's screen it will still have the 'install' button showing even though it is installed successfully. Swiping back and returning will show the correct status.

*The Update All button can get confused if there are patches with complex dependencies. This will be fixed in a future version.

*If updates to App Catalog applications are pending, they will be silently skipped when using the Update All button.

*The Updates feature from the regular Palm Launcher, may claim that application updates are needed, and then when the user clicks Show Updates shows the App Catalog's installed applications, there are none shown that need updating. This isn't as expected. This is because an app that was previously only in Preware has now migrated to the Palm Catalog. Don't worry, your apps are up to date (with the possible exception of the one with the conflict.) This is not a bug in Preware per se' but an app version conflict because the app is in both the Palm Catalog and also in Homebrew. Notice that you don't need to remove Preware to install the app from the official catalog, but simply disable the feed in Preware then "update feeds" to refresh the list then it should install fine from the official app catalog.

 
=Changelog=
 
For those interested, the full Changelog can be [http://git.webos-internals.org/?p=applications/preware.git;a=tags found here]. Listed below is the Changelog since the 1.0 milestone.
 
;1.2.7
* Fixed the Install Package problem when running on the emulator.

;1.2.6
* Remove most of the curl download progress messages from the ipkg log (this fixes a buffer overrun crash).

;1.2.5
* Added Ask At Launch option to update preference.
* Added Blacklist support.
* German Translation updates.
* Fixed update banner problem.
* Fixed package with too many dependent packages problem.

;1.2.4
* Added support for MinWebOSVersion, DeviceCompatibility and PreActionMessage package attributes.

;1.2.3
* Enable the Install Package feature to also work for incorrectly formatted filenames.

;1.2.1
* Robustified the Install Package feature - will now run post-install scripts for all correctly formatted filenames (packageid_version_arch.ipk).

;1.2.0
* Added Install Package functionality, allowing installation of packages from URLs and local files.
* Moved Saved Package List from the main screen to the app menu.

;1.1.7
* Added support for Kernel Modules.

;1.1.5
* Use a gentler reboot procedure to allow open files to be flushed to disk.

;1.1.4
* Fixed hang on package download failures.

;1.1.2
*Added support for the ENABLE_TESTING_FEEDS Meta-Doctor feature.
*Removed the tag line about eventually reaching 1.0.
*Minor French translation updates, courtesy of Yannick LE NY.

;1.1.1
*Added languages field in package descriptions.
*Added preference to only show packages with English descriptions.

;1.1.0
*Now defaults (selectable by a preference option) to using an alternative installation method to avoid the webOS 1.4 rescan bug which closes and stops notifications from your phone, email and messaging applications.
*Updated German and French translations.
*Fixed deletion of disabled feeds.
*Added service version number to the ipkgservice API. Robustified the service upgrade process.

;1.0.0
*The Package Manager Service has been rewritten in C and incorporated into this single Preware package.
*Installing Preware 1.0.0 will remove the Package Manager Service as the last step of the upgrade process.

 
=Repository=
Preware and the Package Manager Service are housed in the applications/preware git repository at http://git.webos-internals.org/

For commit permission to the open source project, contact rwhitby on #webos-internals or email [mailto:support@webos-internals.org support@webos-internals.org]

Application:Preware-DE

2010-08-15T12:30:37Z

Squ33d:

2010-05-19T11:16:45Z

Squ33d: /* Features and Suggestions */

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This is a discussion page. Create a new topic with the '+' tab. Sign your comments using the signature button or by typing <code><nowiki>~~~~</nowiki></code>. If your suggestion reaches consensus, it may be implemented in a future version of the application.
}}

== Features and Suggestions ==

Suggestion: Languages -- [[User:Squ33d|Squ33d]] 13:11, 19. May 2010 (CEST)
* Your twitter message says "Please replace all blog&forum posts about how to install Preware with a single link to http://install.preware.org/". You forget completely that there are plenty of non-english speaking people, so how about some translations of this page?

Adding some suggestions... --[[User:Decimation|Decimation]] 15:14, 17 August 2009 (EST)
* Show a progress bar or some sort of notification of the download/installation progress of an app..it would really be nice to have some feedback after clicking install.
* Change the pop up dialog when an app is installed/removed... it's kinda ugly. Maybe show a notification at the bottom? That would be pretty cool.
** The popup dialog is temporary until the service can supply progress of the action. When there is a progress bar, the popup will no longer be needed. --[[User:Oil|oil]] 20:44, 20 August 2009 (UTC)

Adding some suggestions...for way into the future -- (s4mb4)
* a process that would hook into the notification system to notify of available updates.

Adding some suggestions... -- [[User:Tlp|Tlp]] 23:30, 18 August 2009 (UTC)
* Swipe installed applications in list to uninstall
** Is there a time where you want to remove multiple apps? (multiple as in more then a couple.) --[[User:Oil|oil]] 20:44, 20 August 2009 (UTC)

Adding some suggestions... --[[User:Decimation|Decimation]] 12:30, 20 August 2009 (EST)
* Adding an "Update All" button to the update menu would be cool.. convenience is key ;)

Suggestion: --[[User:Cdjh|Cdjh]] 15:54, 30 August 2009 (UTC)
*Add a feature to remove all patches and modifications to webos before and webos update. Sort of a "Get me ready for and update" button. This would allow the user to remove all these patches such as the virtual keyboard with one button to update webos without fear. One button to add them back after the update would be cool too

Suggestion: [[User:StoneRyno|StoneRyno]] 21:05, 30 August 2009 (UTC)
*Download counts and ratings. The end of the current detail page is ok but feels more like looking at one of the technical detail scenes like the ##DEBUG# scene. I think that info can be cleaned up to look more presentable, small font size and put version last update and size in a bar near the top of the page like seen in the official app catalog.

Suggestion: [[User:Hmagoo|Hmagoo]] 11:30, 4 September 2009 (UTC)
*We're in need of a workaround for the limit on installable apps via the app catalog. Preware gets around this but also, in the process, adds to the number of installed apps as seen by the App Catalog, et al. What would be a useful feature is to be able to uninstall hunks of apps previously installed by Preware in an effort to make apps installable via the App Catalog. This would be a temporary removal as we would desire reinstalling the homebrews after using the App Catalog.
**Caveats: Homebrew apps that use databases, and installed/downloaded files would not be removed without reducing their usability, So we would want to exclude on a case by case basis or with the use of flags?
**Preware is great in keeping track of what is installed and which version, would be great to see something like this added so that we can use the App Catalog and install piles of Homebrews. (smile)

Bug?: Searching for numbers --[[User:smwald|smwald]] 02:05, 29 December 2009 (EST)
* When searching for items in preware, one is not able to search using numbers.

Feature Request: --[[User:GrillSgt|GrillSgt]] 07:29, 5 January 2010 (UTC)
* Would like to be able to rate, comment and donate on themes, patches and apps through Preware, like can be done in the App Catalog.

Feature Request: Collapse Sub-lists --[[User:Flare576|Flare576]] 18:32, 14 January 2010 (UTC)
* When viewing a list of apps and then sorting, you get small headings ("Less than $1," or "This Week"). It would be great to be able to collapse those sub-lists in order to facilitate faster list viewing.

Feature Request: Feed Keyword Filtering --[[User:Flare576|Flare576]] 02:14, 19 January 2010 (UTC)
* There are certain applications and developers that I would like to be able to simply ignore. It would be great if there was an area I could setup universal (and feed specific if you think it'd be useful) filters so that I never have to see them. This would also be a step ahead of the appstore :)

== Possible Bug/Suggestion ==

The new messages during version check/feed downloading are much better at explaining what is going on. However, I still have a problem if I get a notification or switch away from Preware after I open it before it finishes downloading. All of the steps between clicking the Preware icon and loading the feeds seem to require that Preware be in the foreground and not interrupted. Once it starts loading the feeds, I can switch away with no problem, and even get the nice banner popup that tells me when the feeds are finished. Is there a way to fix this problem so that I can open preware and immediately switch to another app, without it getting stuck on version checking or updating feeds?

I can explain the problem in more detail if this is confusing, and I can recreate it every time.

Thanks,
[[User:Zinge|Zinge]] 06:38, 30 October 2009 (UTC)

== Bug- Apps Fail to install from catalog ==

I am the developer from Engine Equals Car. Our app Media Remote will not install from the app catalog if you have preware installed. People who can work on this can contact me at support@engineequalscar.com
--[[User:Tonyparisi|Tonyparisi]] 05:18, 18 December 2009 (UTC)
*I noticed this as well, it seems to apply to all apps that are in both the official app catalog and a homebrew app catalog. You should notice that you don't need to remove preware to install the app from the official catalog, but simply disable the feed in preware then "update feeds" to refresh the list then it should install fine from the official app catalog. Hope this helps out anyone who is working on this. --[[User:Nosoupforyou|Nosoupforyou]] 03:38, 14 January 2010 (UTC)
**Whether or not it was the problem, it seems to be fixed now as of Preware 0.9.24--[[User:Nosoupforyou|Nosoupforyou]] 17:58, 14 February 2010 (UTC)

== Display Bug - Heading in "Updates" section scrolls too high ==

When viewing "Available Updates," and sorted by date, if there is an official app with an update and you use the "Update All" button, the "Today" text will actually scroll up and get stuck under the "Package Updates" title. My scenario was one homebrew and 3 official apps with updates, but after using the button it still appeared when there were only the 3 official left. Swiping back and then stepping in again resolves the situation, but it still looks glitchy :) --[[User:Flare576|Flare576]] 18:16, 20 January 2010 (UTC)

== Investigate Update All functionality with multiple App Catalog apps ==

Mainly making sure to make it obvious why nothing happens in Preware when it skips those. Or perhaps send the user the the first app in the list. And upon return to Preware, check if the update went through and mark accordingly.