They are not legally allowed to build drivers from the illegally acquired source code.

Right click and save on the preview without the watermark

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Infinity for lemmy does that too

Sure hope so! Liftoff and Infinity for Lemmy are already really nice.

Give me a free coke clone and I’ll pick it most of the time. Your comparison lacks because everything has to be bought (except Linux).

FOSS apps are free and will always be free.

But yeah, if you prefer one app over another and you’re fine with paying money to use it, go ahead.

Why pay money for an app when there’s tens of apps which do the exact same thing but don’t include ads in the first place?

Do you have a link to the app? What makes the app worth 20 bucks?

Infinity for lemmy is the way to go

Nothing. I always use the standard configuration from the services I’ve installed. If something doesn’t work I go into those logs and look what’s wrong.

Since nobody has suggested it, I’m adding AnySoft Keyboard to the list of alternatives. It takes some time to train custom words but after that it’s actually quite nice. Even the swipe typing works quite well. https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.menny.android.anysoftkeyboard/

Looks really cool. How did you do this?

Sure. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9UgRIPWP4w

If you’re german, i can link you a german video which explains it quite well

I just saw a spinning community image. But never a profile picture before.

Maybe that’s what you saw?

Why do you need two VPNs? Does it work without the local Wireguard VPN?

@remindme@mstdn.social 15 years

This is the way

What I’d like to know is, how can I find out when these kernel patches came or will come to something like Ubuntu or CentOS or SLES?