Added Hacker's Setup to Getting_Started_(Quest).md

guides/Getting_Started_(Quest).md

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ folder called `hello-world` and add this code to a file named `main.lua` in ther
     end
 
 Then use `adb` to sync it to the device:
-
+insta
     $ adb push --sync /path/to/hello-world/. /sdcard/Android/data/org.lovr.app/files
 
 Note the trailing `.` in the path to the project, it's important.
@@ -57,3 +57,52 @@ adb shell am start org.lovr.app/org.lovr.app.Activity
 
 - If you need to use `print` in Lua for debug messages, you can see those in a terminal by running
   `adb logcat -s LOVR`.
+
+Hacker's Setup
+---
+We can do it either with official developer mode or without it.
+Method without developer’s account is recommended for those who use their device without meta account. It’s highly recommended to block the connections to the meta servers in that case for example with Rethink to avoid anti-piracy kill switch. It's possible to do without PC.
+
+**Let's begin!**
+
+1. Either sideload via ADB (official way) or put following apps into your android phone/ usb flash drive and install them from the build in file manager:<br/>
+[LightingLauncher](https://github.com/threethan/LightningLauncher)<br/>
+[Shizuku](https://github.com/RikkaApps/Shizuku)<br/>
+[MiXplorer](https://mixplorer.com/)<br/>
+[F-Droid](https://f-droid.org/en/)<br/>
+[Rethink](https://github.com/celzero/rethink-app) - Optional, for blocking traffic . Can be downloaded from F-Droid as well.<br/>
+
+3. You will need another browser to download apk files on the headset:
+    [Fennec](https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.mozilla.fennec_fdroid/) from F-droid <br/> 
+    or one can install [Aurora Store](https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.aurora.store/) from F-droid (FOSS Google Play Client) and download Brave Browser (Highly recommended due to the multi-windows support on v72)
+
+4. Now you can just go ahead and download it with freshly installed browser [Downloads page](https://lovr.org/downloads)
+    Sometimes quest refuses to open apk file, so one can use MiXplorer to install them. 
+
+
+**Now we probably want to write the code on the device without moving it back and forward using PC, but thanks to android restrictions we don't have an access to the data folder...yet:**
+
+   1. We will need to follow the setup guide for Shizuku which will require ADB. 
+
+   2. In case you don't have the developer's account, one can access Android Settings from the LightingLauncher and enable debugging just             like on any android device.
+
+      2.1 It's highly recommend to block connections to meta servers to avoid kill switch.
+
+      2.2 In case you don't have PC, you can install [Termux](https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.termux/)
+      and then install android-tools with
+      <pre><code>pkg install android-tools
+      </code></pre>
+
+      2.3 Access your developer's settings, enable wireless debugging and pair your device with
+      <pre><code> adb pair localhost:port
+      </code></pre>
+
+      2.4 Connect via
+      <pre><code>adb connect localhost:port
+      </code></pre> 
+
+  3. Continue with Shizuku setup.
+  4. In MiXplorer Enable Shizuku in "Settings" - "More settings", don't forget to start it first. 
+  5. Now when you have access you can either edit code with build in code editor in MiXplorer
+or with any other code editor such as [Acode](https://github.com/Acode-Foundation/Acode) (Using MiXplorer's "Open As" function") 
+  6. Keep in mind that you will to restart Shizuku after each reboot, unless you use "Game-Tuner" autostart from the developer of LightingLauncher.