Many thanks. May I also ask if there is an alternate frontend client or perhaps an android app for kbin ?
Many thanks. May I also ask if there is an alternate frontend client or perhaps an android app for kbin ?
Well, by “good” I meant general purpose, no NSFW, federates with bigger instances, consitent uptime … etc.
I know 2 apps
Milktea seemed to work for me when I tried it when Firefish was still called calckey.social. kaiteki app just gave me a blank screen, so can’t comment on that.
Anyway, I just use the web app if I use firefish.
Kotatsu is a good one, people often don’t recommend kotatsu. Maybe that’s because tachiyomi offers more features.
I use nextdns in ‘private dns’ options on my android phone to block ads. This give me the option to use VPN, which I wouldn’t get if i use DNS66 or Adaway.
Wow, i wasn’t aware of this phone until I saw this comment. It reminds me of the Galaxy S5 active.
On my old phone i used Florisboard, it was pretty good and it’s FOSS as well.
These days I use the samsung keyboard as I recently switched to a samsung device. The keyboard customizations are really awesome, if you have KeysCafe module installed. Not sure how privacy friendly it is tho.
I have not used kbin yet. Is there any feature that really makes it worth using over Lemmy ? I’m curious as I want to try it out sometime.
P.S - I use Lemmy through wefwef
2 months ago I bought a regular samsung galaxy s23 and it’s been running great so far. I expected MIUI levels of bloat, but surprisingly it is not that bad.
I had to disable a few samsung apps and for the most part, the phone stays out of my way and lets me do whatever i want.
I wish the s23 lineup gets good custom rom support. Would love to run a lean LineageOS / any AOSP based rom with MicroG on this phone.
I’m not an iOS user, but I have seen something like revanced which can be sideloaded.
The app was called uYou+ or something, i don’t reacall the actual name.
You can go to their official website and download it - https://f-droid.org/
Personally I prefer to use fdroid through Droid-ify.
You’re right. I can’t imagine using windows without scoop or chocolatey.
Opensuse is great. Yast was more useful than I initially thought.
On a different note - For people who like tinkering, nixos can also be a great option, it also allows rollbacks but doesn’t use BTRFS snapshots out of the box like opensuse.
I don’t understand why moving to discord is a thing when we have Lemmy serving the exact same purpose as reddit but even better.
Check if ‘organic maps’ app is available on ios. Thats what i use on android.
I wish Graphene also supported other devices apart from Pixels.
It’s independent.
At first, I also told myself that I didn’t have the time. Then i tried it… felt like there’s a lot to learn, it was similar to when I first started using Arch.
Originally I intended to remove it after trying for a week, but it’s been over 2 months and I have yet to expeience any issue. I’m gonna be staying with this one for a while.
I’m curious how software can last shorter. Could you maybe give me an example ?
The only way i can think of is companies reducing software support.
It’s possible that Apple may do this, but for android - it’d just result in a thriving community for Custom ROMs.
If you feel like checking out something different, there’s Kvaesitso or maybe mLauncher.