I have been able to backport some flutter iOS apps to 32bit legacy devices. This is only in some cases where all their dependencies are compatible + some tweaking of build scripts.
I wonder if Voyager can be backported, as it’s crossplatform (react native?) app. Before I dig does anyone know if this is possible?
EDIT: I’m not asking the devs to do anything, I’m asking anyone familiar with the code if they know whether this is feasible before I start digging
Wefwef doesnt work, as it needs a newer webkit version to run. Legacy devices are completely left out of lemmy except for mlmym web app (which mirrors old.reddit).
if the wefwef PWA doesn’t work, I’m almost sure a Voyager build won’t work either, because they share like 95 % of their code base, and Voyager is also strongly dependent on recent-ish WebKit versions.
Ya, he’s gotta upgrade if this is important to him, open-source people doing this work need to be able to do their current and future work and not necessary worry about accomodating every device in existence :/
I understand, but he’s gotta look forward. We all have to work together and understand each other’s challenges and unfortunately, its actually doable and far more so for you to upgrade regardless of any budgetary constraint.
There’s plenty of older generation “new” phones (iPhones) to look at and I really hope you find one that works for you, if its refurbished its even cheaper. Check Amazon :) for the deal$
Edit: What model is it, out of curiosity?
I’m using voyager on my iphone just fine. This is for my old ipad (ipad 4, iOS 10.3.4).
I have built some flutter apps with an older version of xcode & flutter and they work just fine. Guess it was worth a try asking here.