GravitySpoiled

Hopefully I'm not too late. This is the first of your posts that I see.

It is always a great idea to list awesome opensource apps. And most importantly keep the list up to date.

This should not be a one person task and keeping a megathread up to date and readable isn't that great.

There are "awesome lists". Anyone can create an awesome list. It is a curated list of apps or services, often maintained on github for easier collaboration.

Following are two of those

https://github.com/binaryshrey/Awesome-Android-Open-Source-Projects

https://github.com/LinuxCafeFederation/awesome-android

Privacyguides should always get a mention when talking about recommendations since they curate their list and state why they choose this or that app and service. Its primary target is privacy but opensource is important for that as well https://www.privacyguides.org/

In short, if you are serious about it, create a repo somewhere and begin writing and listing. Or, contribute to other lists.

Ask your mates with whom you connect on telegram to move to matrix

Don't spread misinformation. Mull is secure and private. So is fennec.

Good luck, sounds great

All apps must be “notarized” by Apple

Is that legal?

Sounds like distrobox/ toolbx would be the easiest here. There's an ubuntu 18.04 image here https://github.com/toolbx-images/images it's like a vm without all the overhead

Is there a public roadmap of some sort?

Maybe a blog post like "a year in review and what's up for this year"

I'm not talking about bugs or minor tweaks. Just a general where are we, where are we coming from and where are we going to? What are important milestones?

Tried PaperWM? https://github.com/paperwm/PaperWM it's like forge, an extension to gnome

I've got two services on my computer. One is for email, I want that this port to be open to the public WAN and one is for immich which hosts all my private pictures, I don't want this port to be public but reachable on LAN. In my router I open the port for email but not for immich. Emal can communicate on LAN and WAN and immich only on LAN. On a foreign, untrusted LAN, like an airport I don't want other people being able to sniff my immich traffic which is why I have another firewall setting for an untrusted LAN.

In times of distrobox, package manager and repositories do not matter anymore.

Thought about creating another user?

Compared to other debian based distros, right?