I think they did a decent job. They report on compatibility for those that want it, but demonstrate it can be a Google-free experience. The fact that they also recognize they tested on an older device vs glossing over that was appreciated, too. Any journalist willing to install Ubuntu on their phone is probably going to be a bit more reliable to begin with, too.
Bit of a plug, but use gam? https://github.com/fmstrat/gam
Yay for OpenPilot
SXNG has been great for me. Submitted a PR to add more quick-answers, too.
In most states, it’s legal to walk around toppless.
Yea, get around that with sand boxing, but will probably switch to the android API layer now that it works with WhatsApp
Very cool. I’ll stick with a WhatsApp Matrix bridge so I don’t have to install a Meta app, though.
To clarify, the desktop BitWarden client, only.
And this was corrected.
No, this comment was wrong. Most of the back end is not closed source. One piece of code for secrets management is closed source, that is not used in clients and was accidentally (allegedly) added to the clients, which they removed.
Vaultwarden is open source.
Personally I think people are overreacting. If BitWarden were to do something dumb like shift away from GPL, there would very quickly be a fork.
I posted this article earlier with this exact we context.
Only the desktop client. And the response is that not being able to compile sans SDK is an issue they will resolve.
I still think this is bad directionally, but we need to see what happens.
The clients are free.
All important files go in /data.
/data is ZFS, snapped and sent to NAS regularly
Every time I change a setting, it gets added to a dconf script. Every time I install software, I write a script.
Dotfiles git repo for home directory.
With that, I can spin up a fresh machine in minutes with scripts.
Not to mention Apple let’s you SHARE them with airdrop.
Yea, so many other occurrences I wish had gone to court, this one not only doesn’t stand a chance, but will set bad precedence.
GitLab is still a commercial entity, and looking for buyers I understand. Plex was once open source, but guess why everyone recommends Jellyfin now.
respect existing workflows
Please don’t. Existing workflows in the tough spots are 100% workarounds.
Having a hotkey for the zoom tool is a workaround for not being able to scroll the mouse wheel without holding a key down or changing settings.
FreeCAD just got folders. I can finally organize my models. GIMP’s version of this would be multi-select layers.
Big fan, but if you haven’t tried Obtainium as a client, give it a go. Can manage installs from F-Droid, GitHub releases, and more.
Hah, yup, that’s me, too. Sorry it didn’t work out, a team have done some updates to it that may work now, unfortunately I’ve never been able to get a hold of them.