bluejay

Lucky for me I accidentally double tapped when trying to move the zoomed in image only to see this waiting for me

I’m another Alacritty user. It’s been my daily driver for years at this point and I have no complaints

Not sure what you’re referring to, but I’m using it on a Pixel 7 without issue.

https://github.com/ImranR98/Obtainium

What exactly is coming within a week? I’ve been using Sync since yesterday morning.

NVM I’m dumb

I should have thought to mention it. I’ll update my comment 👍

All you should need to do is set the App Source URL to https://codeberg.org/Bazsalanszky/Infinity-For-Lemmy/releases/ and then toggle on Include prereleases. Once they get a full release out you can toggle it off

I’ve been using Obtainium instead and loaded Infinity through it this morning. You can also have it pull from f-droid repos instead of GitHub if you want when that hits

Edit: Currently the app is in prerelease so you’ll need to toggle that option. Once they have a full release you can toggle it back off.

You can also throw the releases page URL into obtainium and toggle to include pre-releases and it’ll notify you of any updates/install them.

Those things matter to you and me but we’re in the minority. As long as Johnny Gamer and Grandma Facebooker can still do their preferred activities in Windows there’s a close to zero percent chance they’ll put the effort into making the switch.

Sadly, I agree. I’m at the point now where as long as I’m not trying to game I can thrive on Linux. But even then I spend way more time than necessary getting things to work that do so out of the box on Windows. We have a long way to go before legacy apps is the only reason to run it.

Thanks for this. I’ve been using it for almost 2 weeks and aside from having to manually tell Lasts/AntennaPod to sync it’s been a seamless replacement for pocket casts. Well, once I figure out how to get the f-droid version of AntennaPod to play nice with Android auto (a problem I only came across yesterday)

That’s again for the recommendation.

Any chance you also listen to them on PC? I’m looking to move away from Pocket Casts to Antennapod but haven’t looked into desktop players yet (web/win&lin)

This is what I do on ipt, my ratio is insane because the 24/7 seeding + redeeming points. Def the way to go if you can swing it.

My work has IMAP shut off and we can only use MAPI. There’s a paid thunderbird plugin that adds MAPI support, which is likely what this person is hoping for natively 👍

Yeah they can both get fucked. Cheers

Was it Facebook that killed xmpp or Google? Legitimately asking because I’ve always seen that blamed on Google.

That’s a very narrow definition of self hosting. Do you also not consider it self hosting if you use a cloud provider VPS? It relies on a 3rd party so I’d love to see the gymnastics that keep stuff on a VPS as self hosted but not Plex. If you don’t consider things on a VPS as self hosted then I’m not sure what to say other than I disagree.

Also Plex is a staple of the self hosted community (though I prefer Jellyfin.) I’m wondering if they’ve confused self hosting and FOSS somehow

The apk isn’t always what f-droid compiles. There’s two scenarios where they publish the apk signed by the developer.

https://f-droid.org/docs/Reproducible_Builds/

It’s one added layer of security to you, but to others it’s a man in the middle that could be an extra attack vector.

If you don’t trust the dev to put out an apk that’s compiled from their public source why are you trusting any of your data with them?

How does f-droid solve this problem? From my understanding they confirm that the .apk provided by the dev matches what compiles from source and run it through Virus Total. Those are trivial steps for a malicious dev to take to slip in something nefarious.

At that point you’re relying on the community to check every commit for nefarious code $x. Not to mention they could simply build up community trust for some time before slipping in the code, since they’d effectively be burned once (if?) their very first shady code commit is found.

I can’t imagine f-droid would go on the hook and say everything they build is also code reviewed for malicious stuff, right?