The full documentation of am can be found here and here. -d is the parameter (data) of the action, and must be in a format the target app expects.
There are other possible actions, like "take a photo" or "call a taxi", but we probably won't need them for our use. "open with"), it will react to this action.
-a stands for "action" if an app supports opening files ( ie. Without this parameter I've got permission denied errors on my devices. -user 0 selects the user (by ID) that sends this request. the start command sends an app launching request ("intent") to the Activity Manager. Depending on your device, you should find a "Default launcher" option in either under Apps → Advanced settings → Default apps, Apps → Configure apps or Home. To restore the default launcher, open the Android Settings menu, either from Pegasus or by pulling down the notification bar at the top of the screen and clicking the cogwheel icon. Select Pegasus (or your previous launcher) from the list to set it as the default launcher. After installing Pegasus, when you press the home screen button a popup message should appear, asking you which launcher you would like to run. Pegasus can be set as the default launcher, which will make it start automatically when the device is turned on. The directory will be created automatically when you first launch Pegasus (or you can create it yourself). Config directoryĬonfig files are stored under /pegasus-frontend, where the internal storage, if you have one, otherwise the SD card. In this case, just disable that app for the time of the installation. screen shade), Android might not allow you to press on the install button due to security reasons. If you have an active full screen app (eg. Then open the APK file with any file manager app. To install it, you'll need to enable such files, which can be done under Settings → Security → Unknown Sources, turned on. Pegasus is available for Android devices running at least Android 5.0 (Lollipop).
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