title: Buildozer and Python-for-Android
body: <p>I created a Conda Environment on my Manjaro Linux system.
  As I develop a Kivy App and run it, it runs fine.
  Then when I go to compile it into an APK to run on my Android Tablet that's when I run into a strange problem.  I can successfully create an APK and install it on my Tablet.
  But...
  Python-For-Android downloads packages, that I aleady have installed, when building my APK.  Sometimes it downloads versions I'm not using. and Sometimes it can't find a package that I already have installed.</p>
  <p>My Question is this: How can I override (maybe in my Buildozer Spec file) P4A downloading packages (I guess it's called recipes) and to JUST USE the packages I already have downloaded and installed in my Conda Environment. (this way my compiled APK will be exactly identical to the Kivy App I'm running on my Linux machine.)</p>