Signal has recently added the message sync option when linking a new desktop client.

if I remember correctly, you have to open app properties and grant it permission to display over other apps.

I don’t have an app dock, so… zero for both?

Metro is a discontinued fork of Retro Music Player, which was updated only a few months ago.

Should be a breeze

(☞ﾟヮﾟ)☞

she.

using insecure code that a glorified autocorrect has spat out hopefully isn’t going to be a part of the future I’ll be living in.

I know, there are Markdown note taking apps like Joplin and I’m using them as a private “knowledge base”, but I wasn’t convinced of them as grocery lists.

it’s not my article.

it was way too simple for my taste, I switched back to Strawberry 5 minutes after trying it out.

It’s still experimental

and it’s been that way for the past few versions, which is probably why they don’t mention it in the changelog just yet

so another GUI for yt-dlp?

it’s on by default in beta, off in stable.

if you use Android’s built-in setting to set up DNS instead of using an app that uses the VPN slot, you might have more success.

also, you might want toggling “block connections without VPN” off in system settings, I had to disable it when using KDE Connect with Mullvad.

an open source service gets bought/joins an AI company to develop a closed source version of the same service, while leaving the code ot the old clients open.

Its still open source

the code for the client they’re about to abandon is, that’s about it. the new service doesn’t share its source code.

hella wicked

did you type it out on a T9 keyboard?

tablets (especially ones that could be flashed with Linux, i.e. not iPads) are way less common than smartphones, so you get fewer devices to choose from for testing, fewer users who can run it, report bugs, and support the project, and less interest in general.

Which additional platforms are supported? Bitchute Rumble

ugh no I’m good thanks

ooooh, nice!