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I use Seal on Android and yt-dlp-gui on Linux because they’re native apps using native theming/design languages, but it’s always cool to have another option!
I use Seal on Android and yt-dlp-gui on Linux because they’re native apps using native theming/design languages, but it’s always cool to have another option!
They literally said that
I don’t have an answer for you, but I’m also interested in this and would like to see the responses
In the trailers and screenshots for civ6, it looked far more realistic graphics than the actual gameplay, so despite seeing lots of cool looking things that are marketed as civ7, I still really have no idea what the game will actually look like.
I put windows 11 live on a £20 USB drive, and it hasn’t messed with my Linux install at all
What do you mean, the new ones are still different shapes.
Signal has a desktop video call option that’s quite simple.
The article says it has 7hrs batter life
Easy Notes on F-Droid looks very nice, from a cursory look
I second this, I use it myself and it’s pretty good even with my old GTX 1660 ti GPU
Yeah, you can run any Windows program such a QEMU/KVM, and you can additionally run many Windows apps/games with WINE/Proton respectively
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Surely that’s your choice though? I mean, if you want to use FOSS software, Android is the platform of choice, and, except for a few niche circumstances (which it’s fine if you’re one of, just say), people choose which phone they have.
Two of the most popular indie games, Stardew Valley, and Terraria have had free updates for years. Minecraft too even before it was sold to a MAGMA companie.
A peer to peer internet
You can also use OneDrive on the native file explorer if you sign into GNOME with your Microsoft account
It apparently has an Android version, but for an open source app, it’s not on F-Droid?