

@duckshuffgoose
Android Auto work with the FDroid Version


@duckshuffgoose
Android Auto work with the FDroid Version
@lunatique
Kvaesitso is a free, open-source Android launcher focused on powerful global search. It helps you find apps, contacts, calendar events, and even online info like Wikipedia or Nextcloud. It’s built from scratch, not based on standard launchers, and includes handy tools like a calculator and unit converter. If you want a simple, search-focused launcher that’s privacy-friendly and highly customizable, Kvaesitso is worth trying.
Links for more info:
- kvaesitso.mm20.de/
- github.com/MM2-0/Kvaesitso
- f-droid.org/packages/de.mm20.l…
It definitely will not rely on any Google closed source stuff. I use /e/OS on one of my phones, so I’ll be testing it on that.
eOS is using microG


@tigolbitties
LineageOS for microG is a very good choice if you want to continue using your Pixel 4a 5G with up-to-date support and Google-free services. It combines the proven LineageOS base with microG, an open emulation of Google components, so you can use Google services without installing proprietary software. There are also regular monthly builds and OTA updates, which ensures stability and security. For a good balance of functionality, privacy and long-term use, LineageOS for microG is therefore highly recommended.
You can find more information on the project page: lineage.microg.org


@lka1988
Which customrom and dnsblocking are you using?


@drspod
If you download it from the Fdroid store, then you can download unlimited maps and Android Auto works. I don’t use CarPlay.


@TRex91
Mapycz offers a weird route to my work. No other OSM app does this.


@PixelPilgrim
Friendica can automatically retrieve RSS and publish the posts. If the RSS feed tag contains these are added as hashtags to the post.


@Achyu
What’s so bad about using an online translation?
With “Translate You” you even have the option of selecting the service.
@Scolding7300
Settings - System - System profiles
@Xirup
Under #LineageOS you can set this in the system profiles.
There you can, for example, specify that Bluetooth and GPS are deactivated when your headphones are disconnected.
@lIlIllIlIIIllIlIlII
A brief summary would always be useful