Elegant Modern LPA UI

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Features • Installation • Tips • Building • Todo List • Feedback • FAQ • Special Thanks

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Features

• Good cross-platform support (Windows, Linux, macOS)
• More user-friendly interface
• i18n multi-language support
• Search and quick navigation
• Manage esim notifications freely
• Support drag and drop and paste esim QR code or activation code
• Multiple Emoji design choices
• Multiple themes with automatic day and night theme switching

Installation

Note

PCSC smart card services are required for this project.
Windows and macOS should already come with and enable it by default.
If you are a Linux user, please check and install PCSC-Lite.

Simple Installation

This project is written in Kotlin, so you need to install Java runtime to use it.
But for convenience, pre-packaged JVM versions will be provided for easy installation and use out of the box.
Simply download according to your system and architecture. MiniLPA Releases

Using Package Managers

macOS Homebrew

brew install EsimMoe/homebrew-cask/minilpa

Feel free to contribute more package manager support options!

Manual Java Installation

Important

MiniLPA requires at least Java 21 to run

The recommended Java distribution for this project is Azul Zulu.
For Linux, it is recommended to use JetBrainsRuntime (as it can correctly adapt to different display scaling solutions)
Other distributions are also viable, but there's no guarantee that they will work as well.

Tip

If you are using Wayland on Linux with JetBrainsRuntime, you can enable native Wayland application support by adding the following startup parameter:

-Dawt.toolkit.name=WLToolkit

However, native Wayland application support is still in its early access and may have some issues
Please do not report problems with this to MiniLPA.

Tips

Quickly parse information by dragging and dropping the activation code QR code image into the configuration area.

Dropping into the download window is also feasible, and the same applies to other drag and drop actions.

You can also drag and drop the activation code text.

Use the Ctrl + V (or Command + V for macOS) or Shift + Insert shortcut to paste and parse activation code QR images from the clipboard.

Click the checkbox on the right side of the notification item in the notification page to enter selection mode. In selection mode, click other items to select or deselect them. You can also use the quick selector in the upper right corner to select all, batch select, exit selection mode.
By pressing Shift and clicking, you can select the items between the last click and the current click.
The operation will be applied to the selected item. (Manipulating an unselected item via the context menu will target the item itself, not the selected items.)

Building

Note

This project requires using PowerShell scripts for building, please install in advance.

pwsh
# -NativeExecutable    Build binary executables
# -NativeExecutableType [app-image, exe, msi, rpm, deb, pkg, dmg]    Specify the type of executable to build
# -NativeWayland    Enable Native Wayland Support
# -SkipSetupResources    Skip initializing resources
# -GithubToken    Specify the Github token to use when initializing the resource
scripts/Build.ps1

Todo List

• MiniRemoteLPA
• Camera scanning

Feedback

We welcome any feedback. If you have any questions or suggestions, please go to Issues section to open a new ticket for support.
Please note that this project is a public welfare project. Your feedback may be closed or not processed.

Important

Things to Confirm Before Providing Feedback

• Find out if there are similar issues
• Use the recommended Java runtime distribution for this project
• Use the latest builds from CI
• Describe your problem completely and in detail
• Provide log and environment information when necessary
• Try to reproduce the problem and find the pattern of error reproduction

FAQ

Why can't I use the server-side smart card when using Remote Desktop connection?

For security and convenience, Microsoft uses smart card redirection technology. When using Remote Desktop, the PCSC smart card service still accesses the smart card on the local client. If you need to access the smart card on the server, please use other remote control software. See also: Smart Card and Remote Desktop Services

Why does MiniLPA have the ability to manage notifications while other LPA software does not? Is this in compliance with standards?

According to GSMA's standardized behavior, notifications should be sent and removed immediately after being generated. Some operators determine the card status for activation or reinstallation based on install and delete notifications.
However, according to feedback from some users, there may be cases where notifications are correctly sent but delayed or not handled correctly by a few operators.
Repeated sending may be required to resolve, so install and delete notifications are kept by default.
Meanwhile, enable and disable notifications, in most cases, do not have a significant impact even if not sent or removed.
To improve switching speed and protect privacy, sending and removal are not performed by default.
If users wish to comply with GSMA standards, they can go to Settings - Behavior and check all options related to notification sending and removal.

Why do software windows look small on Linux with HiDPI screens?

On Linux, there are various display solutions, and the mainline Java does not finely adapt to HiDPI scaling in all solutions. You can switch to JetBrainsRuntime, which can handle most scaling scenarios. Or add the following startup parameters:

-Dsun.java2d.uiScale=2

Or use environment variables:

GDK_SCALE=2

Special Thanks

In no particular order
@ShiinaSekiu Main code writer, language proofreader
@Shiroki-uika Japanese translator
@quul Simplified Chinese translator, macOS and Linux tester, maintainer of macOS Homebrew installation sources
@ous50 macOS and Linux tester
@sekaiacg Linux tester
And all friends not mentioned here AND YOU

Translations are for reference only. If there is any discrepancy or absence of meaning between the Simplified Chinese version and the translated version, the Simplified Chinese version shall prevail.