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Originally Posted by notimp
If you do - adb has to be installed on the Mac:
https://lifehacker.com/the-easiest-w...-to-1586992378
Usb Debugging has to be activated on the Likebook:
Tap on the version number under settings device info a few times quickly, until the "developer options are now enabled" message pops up, then go into settings > developer options and enable usb debugging.
The Likebook has to be connected via USB.
If you want to test the connection pull up a Terminal window and write
adb devices
The first time it should see the device but tell you communication is unauthorized. At the same time it will pop up a message window on the Likebook that asks you if you want to authorize the computer to communicate with the android device. Say yes (you can also check a box to make it permanent).
From then on simply running the applescript will take a screenshot and save it under ~/Desktop/boyue (You can save the script in AppleScript Editor as an .app and every time you run it, it will do so.
To run it quickly - use spotlight (cmd+space), or Quicksilver ( https://qsapp.com/) or Alfred, or.... 
Just remember to change the notimp in the script with your MacOS user (userfolder) name. (One occurance.)
edit: Urgh. The xda tutorial doesnt tell you how to install adb globally ("navigate to specific folder... run adb from there").
Use this instead:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/and...usive-t2941205
also read this:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/sho...7&postcount=34
Sorry - people not being so considerate to actually tell you how to install a binary globally. They just tell you how to unzip a thing. Anywhere. Then always use that path to call it. |
Very nice. Great info. Charging up my 2011 Macbook Air. Thank you.