Not when people starts to discover PeerTube and actually use it. The last update is mighty meat!

Scary they use surveillance cameras from a Chinese Big Tech company too 😬 Zero privacy and China expands their anti-privacy shit.

• Requires Google Play Store to install the app. They refer to Play Store from their release page on GitHub.
  • No client on F-Droid nor IzzyOnDroid.
• Based in USA.
• You can’t install the server on your own server.
• The server’s source code appears to be closed.

I wouldn’t use it or trust it 🙂

That’s because Victor Mono are a tabular font meaning equal width no matter what character it is :) I find it nice.

Why? 😄

Thanks for the link 🙂

Nice! That font really looked nice through the smartphone. Will try it out in VSCodium when I can. Thanks!

For me personally, it’s Victor Mono and Iosevka. Victor Mono for desktop and Iosevka for VSCodium.

I have created such service a while ago for mainly my own sake. The name of the economy overview website is Keizai and it’s far from done. The share feature is a little buggy and an update fixing this will come soon.

PWA is supported. You can self-host Keizai if you want. You own your data and the encryption keys. You can export and import your data and also delete your data or your account at any time. Budget, sharing stuff, and more. More features on the way.

The source code can be found at https://codeberg.org/airikr/Keizai

Native app will maybe come some time in the future. I have zero knowledge of Flutter or any other Android/iOS app languages or what they now are called 😆 We’ll see if the native app even will be released since PWA are good enough.

Update 2023-11-17: Keizai now havean demo account. Go to keizai.se?lang=en and follow the instructions.

Don’t forget the highly customizable and themeable Kanboard, made by the same people behind Miniflux. I will check out plane, though. Looks neat!

Begin small, end big. That works for everything when learning something new. So, with that said, go for Linux Mint Cinnamon.

I begun my Linux journey with elementary OS which is more for macOS users. I was a Windows user so I switched to Linux Mint Cinnamon. After a few years of exploring and learning, I am now using EndeavourOS.

Hm. You’re probably right. When I uninstalled Nemo, it also uninstalled cinnamon-desktop. Luckily, I am using EndeavourOS Xfce 😌

Yepp! Thunar is the best file manager out there for me, and I have tried a handful of them.

That one I really liked! Will try it out during this weekend. Thanks :)

What I can remember, I tried that when Thunar got updated. No difference. The Shortcuts view doesn’t have these different heights, so I am now happy :) Time to finally uninstall Nemo.

That was the issue! So v4.18.8 change from Shortcuts to Tree automatically. Good to know when Thunar will be updated on my laptop. Many thanks :)

I’ve been working on my economy overview website Keizai for the past 2-3 months. And started to develop the new version of my weather service Serenum few weeks ago. Only the landing page are done for now.

Keizai are basically all done. Just some tweaks and improvements here and there left to do. Also planning some new features.

The current version of Serenum works, but it is slow. The new version will be faster since the new API will cache the data. And instead of OpenWeatherMap (that logs “a lot” of data upon API request), the new version of Serenum API will use met.no (weather API from Norway with zero (0) logging).

Nope, I know :) I just stated the encryption likeness between those 2. If the user don’t like and refuse to use Revolt because it’s not E2EE by default, then the user would have the same oppinion towards Mastodon. That’s all. Nothing more.

Nope, it’s not. But Revolt and Mastodon share the same gimmic: no encryption. Why (as far as I know)? You can install these 2 on your own server, making you own your data and also handling the data. E2EE will not be important in that case (according to me). However, encryption (not E2EE) are important in any service.

Then Mastodon are not for you either. Nothing is stored encrypted there.

Aha. Phew :)