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How did you enable merge conflict resolution for KeePassXC databases?
How did you enable merge conflict resolution for KeePassXC databases?
People here also hate Reddit, but no one makes fun of them for it😄
Despite the platform having more users, we’re all here for a reason. So it’s no surprise to me that people hate Windows more than usual. I can’t judge them for that.
Similar to what most smartwatches can: measure heartbeat, show notifications and answer calls from your smartphone, flashlight (by showing white write screen), show weather, etc.
PineTime is nice, wearing it right now.
I play Stardew Valley on mine :)
It’s fun if you like Rust and ECS. API design is very ergonomic and gives you a lot of control.
But the engine is a bit immature. So I would generally suggest to stick with Godot for now, it’s a great engine as well.
I used “Project” to emphasis the the name is temporary. Yes, I also like “Harmonia”, but such game already exists 😢
Ah, I didn’t know!
Ah, sorry, I realized that fish
is already installed by default. Same about zsh
. So no additional steps needed, I just changed my default shell for my user and it works.
Of course! I was just joking.
Can’t wait to review PRs from my Mastodon or Lemmy account 😁
Are there plans for it? Sounds awesome!
Check just check the wiki: https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/SHIFT_SHIFT6mq_(shift-axolotl) No one knows how future devices will perform.
True. I use the keyboard add-on because of it.
Ah, right, forgot about it!
You need a compatible phone depending on the distro. There are Mobian, PostmarketOS, Ubuntu Touch and ArchLinux Arm with Danct12 repos and others.
Right now the most supported phones are PinePhone and PinePhone Pro. Under “supported” I mean hardware support.
I have both. GNU/Linux on phones is not as polished and convenient as Android, but usable. I daily drive Pro model.
Awesome, can’t wait to try it out!
Ah, you probably right, I think it’s more common.
I personally run ArchLinux on my PinePhone.
I think when people say “Linux phone” they mean GNU/Linux.
Ah, I can do it inside the client, thank you!