the **microG** package supports the following options (nanodroid_microg is always 1)
@ -40,18 +36,23 @@ the **microG** package supports the following options (nanodroid_microg is alway
nanodroid_play=21
nanodroid_overlay=0
nanodroid_mapsv1=1
nanodroid_gsync=0
nanodroid_swipe=0
nanodroid_forcesystem=0
nanodroid_nlpbackend=1000
```
the **F-Droid** (nanodroid_fdroid is always 1) and **Bromite WebView** pckage supports the following options
the **F-Droid** (nanodroid_fdroid is always 1) and **Bromite WebView** package supports the following options
```
nanodroid_forcesystem=0
```
the **Google** package supports the following options
```
nanodroid_gsync=0
nanodroid_swipe=0
```
where `1` means `on` and `0` means `off`. If no `.nanodroid-setup` is found, the [default settings](.nanodroid-setup) will be used (equals to the example above), if your `.nanodroid-setup` file exists, but is missing entries, those entries will be added, using the default values.
Alternatively you can also use the NanoDroid-SetupWizard package instead of manual creation of the configuration file.
@ -98,17 +99,13 @@ what app store to use:
whether to populate the overlay to pseudo-debloat `/system` applications (Magisk-only)
`nanodroid_zelda=[0|1]`
whether to provide The Legend of Zelda ringtones and sounds