it is in beta tbf, i’m sure theyll make it more powerful later

i got a trial then cancelled it once, sure, subscribing was easier than unsubscribing but it wasnt nearly as bas as a ton of other companies, namely amazon.

darn, that fixed it for me

go to inbox, and click “all” to see read messages.

of course, the nice thing with flatpak is that it works on every distro, including debian-based ones

why not flatpak?

merry christmas!

imagine someone told you they ate bananas sideways because it’s faster and cleaner. That’s probably how they feel.

localsend kinda sucks for sharing files to someone else on a trip or whatever because you need to be on the same network, and on a network that allows device detection. Most public wifi does not.

I figured out a hotspot worked, but it’s still miles less convenient than airdrop

the app is source available, it places some restrictions on modifications of the source code, but the code is fully available

Thank you for immich! I use it every day.

And thank you for posting on lemmy

I love the added sounds

there’s an app called warehouse that makes this easy afaik

EAC works fine on linux, it’s just fortnite that doesn’t work

trying to comment under a brodie robertson video, weren’t you?

As far as i can tell a full gui for systemd service files would be practically impossible. But a template ui would be sick, maybe something like an app autostart template could look like this:

Program: 

Launch options:

When: early/normal/login/graphical-start

Restart: never/once/always

Just spitballing here though.

as a beeper user, i can confirm that the rcs feature of google messages does not work w/o google play services

sounds kind of like je vs vous in french, not quite the same but used in a similar way

Some banking apps and stuff wont work properly, and it’s not amazing value

there was a sekiro parry in the trailer for nightreign