Hi there, thanks for the feedback! We appreciate it. Regarding your question: That's currently still a work in progress. The flutter_linux_webview package is great and in theory can work on embedded as well, but there's still some incompatibilities that have to be fixed and that just hasn't been done yet.

Hi, In order to stop the app, one can just run killall flutter-pi in the terminal.

Hi there, we will publish the code in the upcoming weeks. Please keep a lookout for it on our social media channels. :)

@@industrialflutter awesome! Will do

Thank you so much! :)

Hi there, flutter-pi is only a tool, it doesn't have an update mechanism. If you want to have updates, you can leverage, e.g., yocto and the meta-update layer, your linux distros update mechanism if you're using one (e.g. deb packages), or build your own thing.

Thank you for the feedback! :)

Hi there :) If you have any questions, you can ask us. Hopefully, we can help you out.

Hi and welcome! :)

If you have a desktop environment running, yes, that will work. Though you need to be using 64-bit raspberry pi OS, since the flutter tool itself is not supported on armv7.

Glad to hear that! :)

Hi! The definition of an embedded device is fluid and not completely clear-cut but based on how you do application development for such devices, we would consider them embedded devices.

Or flutter pi is used when in rasberry pi there are not OS already installed and just command line tools?. I'm really beginner about linux and rasberry pi. Thanks sir

@@_DiftaFitrahulQihaj Hi! :) flutter build linux should really be called flutter build desktop-linux The application that is built there will work with desktop linux, i.e., the kind of linux you would use on your desktop computer or laptop. However, if you're running non-desktop linux (or more specifically, you're not running a windowing system like wayland or X11) the app that was built with flutter build linux will not work on that system. In that case, you can use flutter-pi or other non-desktop embedders, like the toyota embedder or the sony embedder. Independent of that, flutter build linux builds the app for the current machine & distro. So, there're other reasons it might not work, namely architecture or distro incompatibilities. For example, building the app that way on x86 and copying it to ARM will not work, similarly building the app on Ubuntu 23.10 and copying it to 18.04 might not work either.

Hi :) Thank you for your interest in videos on embedded devices. We're excited to let you know that we're already working on new content within this field. However, creating high-quality content takes time to ensure it meets our standards and provides the most value to our audience. While we can't provide specific release dates at the moment, we appreciate your patience and look forward to sharing our latest insights and expertise with you in the near future. Stay tuned for updates!

@@industrialflutter Waiting for that. I am electrical and electronic engineer and if you need any helps in electronic side, I am happy to do it.

Hi! This error occurs when the flutter engine version used to build the app does not match the version of the flutter engine binaries provided to flutter-pi. You can check the version of your flutter engine used to build the app inside `flutter/bin/internal/engine.version` and make sure that this matches the `engine.version` supplied with the engine binaries downloaded from github.com/ardera/flutter-engine-binaries-for-arm The easy way to fix this is to run `flutter channel stable` followed by `flutter upgrade` , and then make sure you supply the latest flutter engine binaries from the mentioned Github repository; at the moment this is flutter 3.10.6

​@@industrialflutter Vielen Dank für deine Hilfe! Gruss von Jakarta.

In this video you can learn more about the development workflow www.industrialflutter.com/videos/connecting-to-an-embedded-device-using-the-flutter-sdk/

If this does not answer your question, please get back to us

This sounds like a permissions issue. Try "sudo chmod a+rwx kernel_blob.bin" If the problem persists, you can open an issue here: github.com/ardera/flutter-pi/issues

@@industrialflutter It was a closed issue, so I got the solution from there. Thanks so much for the video and the reply, really helpful ❤

Thanks for watching :)

​@@industrialflutter have you tried Flutter with Android embedded yet?

@@minhtung12302 KDAB hasn't done any projects with that combination yet, but there is no reason why it should not work as well as on mobile Android or any other Linux.

Hi! Thanks for the feedback! We'll look into this :)

Yes, I agree. In the meantime, you can boost the playback resolution and zoom in on mobile devices.