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I would like to share with you a very cool project that develops drivers for correct operation of Microsoft Surface devices on Linux. I myself use Surface Pro 6 with these drivers and everything works like a charm (battery life is good, cameras work, stylus, keyboard, touchscreen, screen). The developers are gods. From myself, I would recommend using Fedora Linux distribution, as I got the best battery life on it and didn't experience any additional bugs. If you don't like GNOME, you can try spins.

Links to project resources:

• Home Page.
• Table of supported features.
• Installation Guide.
• Page with known bugs and their solutions.
• Wiki.

Awesome additional resources:

• User experience from Michael Horn.
• Installation instructions (non-official): Link. Link.

I would like to share with you a very cool project that develops drivers for correct operation of Microsoft Surface devices on Linux. I myself use Surface Pro 6 with these drivers and everything works like a charm (battery life is good, cameras work, stylus, keyboard, touchscreen, screen). The developers are gods. From myself, I would recommend using Fedora Linux distribution, as I got the best battery life on it and didn't experience any additional bugs. If you don't like GNOME, you can try spins.

Lemmy community. tiddeR community

Links to project resources:

• Home Page.
• Table of supported features.
• Installation Guide.
• Page with known bugs and their solutions.
• Wiki.

Awesome additional resources:

• User experience from Michael Horn.
• Installation instructions (non-official): Link. Link.

I recently found out that Signal supports stickers created by users and was very happy about it. For me, the easiest way to install was this site. Thank you, Signal developers!

I really like using KeepassXC on a computer. On Android, I found KeepassDX to be the best client. But the last commit was from March and it confuses me. Do you think the project was abandoned or just a person took a break from development?

I understand that probably there is little interest if you are a device ROM maintainer to embed a backdoor into it. But it's still possible. Lineage has a fairly simple and open build process. Should I do it on my own? Or should I trust the maintainers and not bother? What are your thoughts?

Now I'm playing this game and I realize that it's too scary for me. And I understand that I will not be able to continue playing further. Very cool controls, a sense of weapon, monsters, people, raids. But I can't, my nerves can't stand it. What is your experience with this game?

I think this will be useful for newcomers!

Link to megathread with apps. Link to community.

https://lemm.ee/comment/876717

Not a developer, just pure interest as a user. Doing my part 🫡

Awesome app. It is somehow not listed on android-foss list so maybe someone didn't know about it.

Obtainium allows you to install and update Open-Source Apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.

GitHub page: Link.

Awesome app. It is somehow not listed on android-foss list so maybe someone didn't know about it.

Obtainium allows you to install and update Open-Source Apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.

GitHub page: Link.

Sorry for reposting, but I think it is crucial to talk about this. Fediverse forward 🏁