GNOME looks better out of the box and configuring KDE can be very tricky. There are also a lot of outdated “addons” for KDE and you need some in order to get what you want. extensions are better integrsted in KDE but it’s not like KDE has everything out of the box. I’d love to see more KDE support.

mediawiki

https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted

Edit: make sure to check out the different styles otherwise it may look outdated

When it launched the apps were more modern than bitwarden. If bitwarden hasn’t improved since, then it’s still the same

Link is dead

Isn’t that something different?

It is already possible to make apps reproducible

Looks cool. Why discord and not matrix?

Xmpp is old and has no traction. Matrix is new and there are many people believing in it. There is a lot of money put on matrix. A lot of people want matrix to succeed. Especially companies, agencies and governments love matrix. Jumping on a train that already moves forward is easier than trying to push a standing train.

With xmpp, or signal I’ve got all my messages on my device. Distributing the info to other devices is difficult. With matrix everything sits on the server and distributes the info to the clients. That’s like my file cloud, or my photo cloud or my music server, or my document server. Everything is saved centrally on a server and all is independent of the consumer device. I can use multiple devices and everything sits on the server. That’s great for me as a user, it’s easy.

Xmpp is scattered which is great on one hand but matrix development is moving very fast. Xmpp can’t compete with that.

What’s the advantage of xmpp over signal for the end user?

What kind of fitness tracker?

Running? Opentracks.

apparently there is a preview plugin for kate https://docs.kde.org/stable5/en/kate/kate/kate-application-plugin-preview.html , it’s already preinstalled. It works with markdown files, I guess if someone would be down, he could extend the plugin to work with typst

pulsar (atom successor) is great for it, vscodium should do it, evince (gnome pdf viewer) works good.

What nonremovable popup a d dancing text in okular?

https://lemmy.ca/comment/8719773

The datbase files were saved in an internal docker directory and the breaking change is that the location is now different, outside of docker.

Especially since the original doesn’t care about selinux and it would overwrite everything.

And it doesn’t specify a repository which breaks auto updates of podman

I mounted that volume the first time I opened immich’s compose file, glad they changed it =)

You can easily add POIs with streetcomplete, osmand or directly on osm.org . Just add POIs whenever you search for it and it is missing. It’ll take some time depending on your area but if you don’t start today, there won’t be an alternative for you tomorrow. Ask a friend to do the same. My area has more pois and details and is more up to date and the location is more accurate than google.

Thx for the tldr

Matrix… it’s on such a good path I can’t complain. Adoption could be faster but it’s alright.

I2p, although I have no idea if the lack of adoption has not a very good reason.

Typst uses discord instead of matrix. Discord is proprietary and you can use discord only under discords terms which leaves out a couple of people. You can’t just browse the chat rooms. It’s not easy to use and simply behind modern open standards.

I mean that there is no proper forum for typst. E.g. https://discourse.julialang.org/ discourse.nixos.org/ https://discuss.grapheneos.org/ https://community.openstreetmap.org/ discussion.fedoraproject.org/ modern or updated projects all use discourse. There is no proper room where users can ask simple questions. Something like stack overflow but not stack overflow. A forum specifically for interested people. Github discussions should not be used for a user forum. Github discussions should be for discussions around the language, if you want to use github for that.

You can use any text editor, e.g. kate, open a terminal and use typst watch document.typ or simply typst w document.typ and have any pdf viewer at the side. It’ll auto update the new output in real time.

Your screenshot actually shows the webeditor of typst.

This is the app you shared:

The web app is not open source. If you want multi user collaboration, use another text editor.

I thought you wanted something that’s not google? You’ve got the chance to contribute to it. You don’t have to, but if you do, the places you visited will be there much faster. In my area there’s everything by now and much more than google has

Much more modern. Way easier yet not as powerful (probably due to its age/ maturity. not language capabilities)

• Markdown tables are still much easier to use
• Typsts chat room is closed source and not accessible by everyone
• There is no discourse forum
• The typst documentation is actually the documentation of their online editor
• many things are weird if coming from other languages but you just have to adapt