done.
I want to try adding custom icons to super mario 64, and I think I figured out how to do it. you need to put them in the res folder of the repo, then add their location to the android.manifest file under application and activity. I'd like to see if that's correct as there's no icon listed there, so it uses the android default.
this is a known issue. it only works with two android chipsets. it will be fixed eventually. it does the same on my phone, but it doesn't on my mom's.
not sure. I think I provided a link above where the devs acknowledge that they're continuing to work to resolve the problem. it seems to affect Samsung phones mostly, though my mom has a Samsung. I had to do all that, restart, let it configure the new app, then load it.
I got it working on my mom's phone. it doesn't on mine unfortunately. there's at least six+ chipsets a phone could have, and right now, it only works with two of them.
I only remember the snap dragon chipset. there's another one, but that's all that work atm.
