I'm looking for a self-hosted alternative for Omnivore. To keep it short and sweet, I'm looking for an app that I can subscribe to RSS feeds from and maintain Reader Mode-esque archives of news articles and interesting things I've read. Obsidian integration would be nice but is not a priority; however, the ability to save from ...
yes i did a os one but i am wondering what distros do you guys use and why,for me cachyos its fast,flexible,has aur(I loved how easy installing apps was) without tinkering.
Though I assume you're a KDE user and thus waiting for Kalpa to become mature before a test ride.
That's right!
Could you elaborate on what you didn't like about Aurora and Bazzite;
Bazzite comes with Lutris and Steam preinstalled as native packages. I don't use Lutris and want to use Steam as flatpak, so I decided to try Aurora.
For some reason it was surprisingly unstable. I've had various issues with KDE, DXVK and a few mainstream errors, that I had to either try to fix myself (like this one) or simply ignore (like this one). I've switched back to openSUSE and now I'm happier than ever about openQA existence.
I'm aware of Debian's reputation for not having the most up-to-date software in its repository but have just noticed that Thunderbird is on its current version. Which makes me ask: ...
I’ve been using DuckDuckGo for years now but am becoming increasingly interested in Ecosia and Ekoru for their environmentalist efforts. I’ve read the privacy policies for both, and it seems they both share user data with Bing. However, if I use a VPN, set my user data to something generic like Chrome on Windows, and ...
Amnezia is interesting. It is definitely better than just self-hosting a vanilla WireGuard/OpenVPN, because of the obfustation options they provide (XRAY Reality, Cloak etc.)
Although, personally I would prefer to simply setup any of the protocols myself than rely on Amnezia or Outline or whatever else. For non-tech savy users this might be a great option though.
Gnome likes to remove important APIs from time to time which leads to extensions being broken for an awfull long time after an update and also has all sorts of issues with QT apps, simply because Gnome devs do not want to bother with things they consider not important.
I feel like Im dancing around perhaps the most fundamental piece of my operating system everytime I run and install software. Starting services with systemctl and checking logs with journalctl is the extent of my knowledge. ...
In theory, I could just have a downloadable .apk for Android to circumvent the fee but most people don't want to install a random .apk from the internet.
You could've considered F-Droid.
Soo, yeah that'll probably not happen :(.
It's sad. Anyway, good luck with future development!
Ubuntu is the most popular? On server maybe, on desktop I doubt it.
Flatpak does not support CLI only applicatoins
It is not true. You can install Neovim as flatpak, for example.
Also some may like it more that Snap relies on AppArmor instead using the custom solution of Flatpak.
It only means, that on distros without AppArmor you get almost no sandboxing of snap applications.
The only advantage snap has is the ability to package drivers as snaps. Other than that there's simply no reason to choose proprietary-backed snap over flatpak.
But flatpak's backend is open source and self-hostable, while snap's is proprietary and not self-hostable. Flatpak is the lesser of evils from this point of view.
Edit: Tumbleweed and bazzite are currently the most attractive options based on what I've learned from the comments. I will trial run those and 1 or 2 others. ...
We can't choose for you, unfortunately, only give you advice. My advice question is: Kubuntu and Debian (KDE Neon too, iirc) are an LTS distros, why would you chose them given your criteria?
For myself, I can recommend Bazzite or Aurora, if you are okay with using an immudable distro. They are both Fedora Atomic based, but Bazzite is gaming first, while Aurora is a general purpose distro.
openSUSE Tumbleweed is also amazing. It is rolling and generally one of the best KDE experiences you can get. It also has a snapper tool, which lets you to rollback to the state before the update or even further.
actually awesome and fast search engine (depending on which instance you use) with no trashy AI and ADs results also great for privacy, if you don't know which instance to use go to https://searx.space/ and choose an instance closest to you
KDE, because it has all the features I need and also because I love theming and while QT apps can be themed pretty easily, GTK theming is somewhere between being absolutely horrible and non-existance.
Since https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/1gdhy7u/experimental_flathub_release_of_newpipe_on_linux/ got a bit of traction yesterday, this is WhatsApp straight from Meta running on Linux desktop using android-translation-layer. ...
It was expected. This is how "free" development becomes a victim of not at all free dogmas. It is also how already fragmented Linux development becomes even more fragmented.
Omnivore Alternatives?
I'm looking for a self-hosted alternative for Omnivore. To keep it short and sweet, I'm looking for an app that I can subscribe to RSS feeds from and maintain Reader Mode-esque archives of news articles and interesting things I've read. Obsidian integration would be nice but is not a priority; however, the ability to save from ...
What distro do you use and why?
yes i did a os one but i am wondering what distros do you guys use and why,for me cachyos its fast,flexible,has aur(I loved how easy installing apps was) without tinkering.
When Do Debian Packages Receive Updates?
I'm aware of Debian's reputation for not having the most up-to-date software in its repository but have just noticed that Thunderbird is on its current version. Which makes me ask: ...
Is there an easy way of having a vm with gpu pass through to play windows games ?
Basically the title. I’ve only ever seen huge 20 page guides on how to make it work. Is there an easy way? ...
DuckDuckGo, Ecosia, Ekoru, or something else?
I’ve been using DuckDuckGo for years now but am becoming increasingly interested in Ecosia and Ekoru for their environmentalist efforts. I’ve read the privacy policies for both, and it seems they both share user data with Bing. However, if I use a VPN, set my user data to something generic like Chrome on Windows, and ...
What are your favorite privacy programs you use frequently?
I use MullvadVPN, GrapheneOS and Linux but I also search for any more apps not like OSes. What'a your favorites?
Thoughts on Amnezia VPN? ( amnezia.org )
Mullvad plans to remove support for OpenVPN in little over a year, on 2026-01-15 ( mullvad.net )
Support will be removed on both client and server side. ...
Best Distro
I'm very curious of which distro users loves the most that they have it on their daily hardware?
Wayland Compositor Hyprland 0.45.0 released ( hyprland.org )
This Week in Plasma: Everything You Wanted and More ( blogs.kde.org )
AMA with Firefox Leadership on Thursday ( connect.mozilla.org )
It's possible to submit questions already. Getting a feeling there'll be some uncomfortable ones; we'll see if they dare to engage with those. ...
Karbon (aka Xed): an advanced text editor for Android that is **not** affiliated with KDE ( github.com )
Seeking advice: Privacy-focused media box with Android app support
Greetings fellow privacy enthusiasts! ...
Mozilla Foundation lays off 30% staff, drops advocacy division ( techcrunch.com )
New Tuta Calendar app is now on F-Droid ( tuta.com )
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I Tried Running Ubuntu on My Phone, Here's How It Went ( www.howtogeek.com )
Best resources for learning systemd?
I feel like Im dancing around perhaps the most fundamental piece of my operating system everytime I run and install software. Starting services with systemctl and checking logs with journalctl is the extent of my knowledge. ...
I'm building a Community powered Duolingo-like App ( github.com )
KDE's New Distro: Btrfs-Based, Immutable Linux OS, with Flatpak and Snap ( linuxiac.com )
Yet another "What distro should I use?" post, but at least I did some homework.
Edit: Tumbleweed and bazzite are currently the most attractive options based on what I've learned from the comments. I will trial run those and 1 or 2 others. ...
What are some communities that you think are awesome that you want to share?
Help to get rid of YouTube
Hi everyone! ...
if you looking for a good alternative for google search, try "SearXNG"
actually awesome and fast search engine (depending on which instance you use) with no trashy AI and ADs results also great for privacy, if you don't know which instance to use go to https://searx.space/ and choose an instance closest to you
What desktop enviroment do you use and why?
So a few months back I asked about you guys os in c/asklemmy, so this time I wanna ask about your desktops you use on this same account. ...
OSS Read-it-Later service Omnivore sells out to AI startup ElevenLabs
I've been a big fan of the slick interface of Omnivore. It could process web sites, email newsletters and RSS feeds. ...
WhatsApp running through android-translation-layer (no container!) on Linux desktop ( lemmy.kde.social )
Since https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/1gdhy7u/experimental_flathub_release_of_newpipe_on_linux/ got a bit of traction yesterday, this is WhatsApp straight from Meta running on Linux desktop using android-translation-layer. ...
Russia Mulls Forking Linux in Response to Developer Exclusions ( cyberinsider.com )
Whisk 3D is a 100% Libre Blender Clone for old Nokia N95 Devices ( github.com )
Here's Showcase ...
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tension on kernel mailing lists continues to grow as a Linux Foundation board member finally replies with a "summary of the legal advice the kernel is operating under" re: enforcing US sanctions ( lore.kernel.org )