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Some others that I use: * NextCloud -- client for personal NextCloud server; this app is used primarily for file sync, with other features accessed with other
by Gormo 8mo ago
Some others that I use:
* NextCloud -- client for personal NextCloud server; this app is used primarily for file sync, with other features accessed with other apps. (https://nextcloud.com/features/?filter=Clients#android-client https://nextcloud.com/features/?filter=Clients#android-clien...)
* KeePassDX -- password manager, shares DB with KeePassXC on desktop, which is synced via NextCloud. Also functions as a TOTP authenticator. (https://www.keepassdx.com/ https://www.keepassdx.com/)
* DAVx5 -- CalDAV and CardDAV client; keeps mobile calendar and contact list synced with private NextCloud server. (https://www.davx5.com/ https://www.davx5.com/)
* AntennaPod -- excellent FOSS podcatcher. (https://antennapod.org/ https://antennapod.org/)
* KDE Connect -- desktop sync tool; allows file/clipboard/keyboard/audio/etc. sharing between phone and a Linux desktop. (https://kdeconnect.kde.org/ https://kdeconnect.kde.org/)
* Kore -- remote control app for a Kodi instance running on your LAN. (https://kodi.wiki/view/Kore https://kodi.wiki/view/Kore)
And I don't see F-Droid itself mentioned -- it's the most popular repository of FOSS software for Android, with an accompanying app: https://f-droid.org https://f-droid.org.
- compass_copium 8mo agoI also like AntennaPod for audiobooks--fewer apps that way.
- cf100clunk 8mo ago> I don't see F-Droid itself mentioned F-Droid itself is great, but I find that the NeoStore front end to F-Droid is superior because it has multi-repository capability, offering a long list of alternative apk sources that can readily be verified for quality.
- bramhaag 8mo agoAdditionally, the official F-Droid app creates unnecessary friction for GrapheneOS users they refuse to address: https://gitlab.com/fdroid/fdroidclient/-/issues/2914 https://gitlab.com/fdroid/fdroidclient/-/issues/2914
- Gormo 8mo agoNeo Store looks interesting, but the readme in the GitHub repo includes emojis in the feature list, which is a bit of a red flag for me, especially since the project appears to have started only two years ago.
- cf100clunk 8mo agoWhat is the concern about emojis in the feature list?
- Gormo 7mo agoIt's an indicator of LLM output, so calls into question the integrity of the software itself.
- sambf 8mo agoI'd add that KDE Connect works great with Gnome too