I don’t like that their open-source repositories, like the android mail app, disabled public issues. Normally lots of good information can be found in issues, like known bugs or reasons why a tracker still exists in the app.

Ollama has been great for self-hosting, but also checkout vLLM as its the new shiny self-hosting toy

GrapheneOS is snake oil?

get out of my head bookmarks! lol

I’ve used osmand+ for 6 years nearly every time I drive. Its definitely usable and only craps out once in a while. The biggest pain is just lack if address resolution, but that is expected with osm generally. As long as there aren’t walls between you and the satellites, at most I’ve waited a minute or two for position lock. Google Maps will use GPS and nearby WiFi to locate you, so its faster. Been playing around with Organic Maps lately and it has been nice, but I miss the advanced features and visual info elements osmand+ offers.

I’m trying to learn about licensing. Why do you like AGPL-3.0 compared to others?

Monitor is something different than mentioned. Based on this article, that product is still good. See the correction at the bottom

I’ve used it exclusively for 5 years for the privacy benefits. Destination and address search is BAD. Navigation is adequate.

Love these kinds of projects. Recently been using this FOSS STT app on degoogled phone: https://github.com/ElishaAz/Sayboard (see releases for APKs)

Which has been great because I went years without STT.

This Futo looks promising with the punctuation. Now only if they publish to fdoid.

Pylance, I believe, doesn’t work due to a Microsoft proprietary language server. But installing Pyright does most of the job. Something like that.

RIP Infinity