@cm0002
I need that!
Is there a tutorial for that? I have an Old outdated Synology nas that I wish to replace the system with an Open Media Vault.
@cm0002
I need that!
Is there a tutorial for that? I have an Old outdated Synology nas that I wish to replace the system with an Open Media Vault.
@selokichtli
Streetcomplete meanwhile has an overlay for POIs also.
This Overlay is may not that detailed but after you placed a new poi the streetcomplete usual feature ask for details.
@dinckelman
That's a thing I never understood. Everyone knows this problem but until now ther isn't a single Filesystem for linux that support version control native.
@technomad Streetcomplete has a team modus - never used it - As far I could see it only helps not maping the same Items.
I dont know what happens to notes and how instant they appear.
@selokichtli @warm Ever used #StreetComplete?
f-droid.org/de/packages/de.wes…
It is really helpfull If you wish enhancing OSM
@Blackmist
Several family members got 4,5 years each in Prison.
They will take the judgment to the next court.
@return2ozma
@damnthefilibuster
For Android I recommend Rethink
It has Wireguard, DNS and Firewall (per app and per IP/Domain)
@federino
I would like to request a feature vor my prefered gallary app Aves.
I would like to have a protocol agnostic tool for Offline files.
I wish to work with my Images storred on a Server at home. It would be nice if I could Sync files with it and descide if an Image should be storred localy or only on server.
Storrage agnostic means, that i'm able to use either other saf integrations or been able to etablish a connection inside aves to smb or ssh-ftp.
I miss such an app also for my Linux laptop. Currently, such a way of managing files currently exist only on Windows ( OneDrive, Dropbox)
@merompetehla
Such question I like to answer with this link from a security specislist.
privsec.dev/posts/
Please check the category Android.
Graphene seems the best possible custom rom.
I use Lineageos because I got an old phone for free.
@Melatonin
I installed a linux onto an USB stick
installed Hw-probe. Created a little script that saved the result to disk. and opened the browser to the result page.
And went to a Store:
I was allowed to do that on every store i visited. Mostly I asked if the local staff would like see a running linux.
That way I choosed my current laptop