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22 days agoI’m currently playing “It Takes Two” with my wife. Super fun co-op game!
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51·3 months agoAwesome, thank you!
That is true. I have only managed to convince my wife to use it but I had to set it up for her. Now we can chat about what to eat for dinner securely though 😄
2·5 months agoI have done the same and it is amazing.
Self-hosting Immich as an alternative to Google Photos is amazing, I love it!
For DNS I use Pi-hole with Unbound which is used to contact the DNS root servers directly and recursively find IP-addresses. The first lookup becomes a little bit slower than through say Google but the IP is then cached locally and then it actually becomes faster. This is also more private since it doesn’t require a third-party DNS resolver.
41·5 months agoI would go with SimpleX instead of Signal since it is very secure and you can self-host the server. There are no user IDs. Here is the official website: https://simplex.chat/
3·5 months agoThis is awesome! Infomaniak is great!
I know but what I meant is having the Android compatibility layer integrated into the OS itself so that Android apps are available directly in postmarketOS, like they are in SailfishOS. Waydroid is cumbersome since you have to launch that first to then be able to open the app you want.
It’s unfortunate that it isn’t open source. Their AppSupport feature looks so great though. Hopefully it’s possible to do something similar in postmarketOS.
Thanks for the suggestion!
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5·7 months agoI recently switched from iPhone to my old OnePlus 7 and I’m using LineageOS with microG. I might have used GrapheneOS if it had been available to more than Pixel phones but I’m pretty happy with LineageOS.
Jolla has something called AppSupport in their SailfishOS that this phone uses. AppSupport seems to make it possible to run Android apps directly in Linux, without the need of Waydroid. This allows for a more pleasant experience where you don’t have to open Waydroid first before using an Android app. You can access them directly in the SailfishOS app drawer I think.
My OnePlus 7 is not fully compatible but I tested anyway. I was able to play a little bit of Slay the Spire but then the game crashed for some reason.
An alternative that works well for my device is GameNative. You can connect Steam, GOG, Epic Games, etc, and install games on your phone. Slay the Spire, being the example in this comment, works well in GameNative for me.