I wanted to follow up with the other error, where you didn’t open a file, so it doesn’t know where to write, but :q! always works :/

Can I somehow not discard my changes tho? I always open a 2nd terminal in root only for vim when editing system files so I don’t have to re-do the whole config but this time in sudo.

it says I don’t have permission

Well seems like you tested it pretty good. You now know It’s vulnerable.

update: I don’t think I can make minigames into watchfaces, like a roulette for example. So it can do 99% but still not ideal.

wow! I tried it again and idk if I was dumb or if it recived updates, but it is very usable. You are completely right! It’s not what I was looking for but it might just be what I need. Thank you!

I tried this as well. I believe it was the first one. I found it also limiting, there are some logic that you could use, but not enough. I wanted different functionality on different days, and KWCH’s solution is to manually change the variables every morning. Thanks for the tip nevertheless!

This links to watch face studio, which I tried and it’s main selling point: no need for coding, it why it’s not an option for me. Custom coding and unique features it where it’s at. Displaying time using words, countdowns, progress bars, timetables, etc. This app can’t do anything fun.

re-reading this I found a name drop for “Jetpack Watch Face libraries”. I’m gonna look into what that is.

no please don’t. Whenever I try to install something old and I realise it’s written in java I just give up after days of trying or end up with like 4 java versions installed and different dependencies need different versions.

I see gradle written while doing so, thus I associate it with HELL.