Damn wasn’t expecting this to get philosophical lol. Good points, I didn’t think of documentation through this lens, I was just thinking of writing basic instructions, which might not be as easy for a beginner to understand.

My initial idea was just to use a blog, but it might not be easy to find for people new to the project and having docs as a repo might also allow the devs to change anything when they want as well.

This is also a really good resource, thank you for sharing. Idk why I didn’t think about KDE apps docs before making this post. Thanks!

Idk who Jack Webb is 😅, but I agree with you, I’m not thinking of flowery prose, but basic steps and instructions for a beginner to get started. Thanks!

There’s nothing other than a basic readme with build instructions. I guess Godot docs might be a good place to start. Thanks!

That’s actually a great suggestion. Thanks for sharing that book as well, it appears to go really in depth.

I’ll try searching and will update the post with any good resource I find as well

Haven’t come across this, thank you for sharing! I’ll take a look

Will it be on f-droid ?

Last time I checked, it didn’t

1. Kvaesitso
2. Lawnchair
3. Murine
4. Ion Launcher

I’ve been testing new launchers, and since most are unfortunately just text based or “minimalist”, your options are limited.

Lawnchair and Kvaesisto just works at least on my phone. Search on lawnchair wasn’t great. Murine is the one I’m trying and seems to be one of the better ones in the new set.

You can try Launcher314, but it’s choppy on my phone, almost like the app drawer scrolling is below 60Hz.

Another one I used was Yagni, but it’s in Alpha stage. And the dev kept renaming the project so often it got confusing

I was also wondering about this. Is there a website like protondb but to check how well games on Epic, GOG, EA, Xbox play on Linux ?

pokemon

Scroll all the way down. If the developer has published/released apk, you’ll see a Releases secrion at the bottom.

Click on Releases to view all versions that have been released. The highlighted green one is the latest official apk.

If you have Obtainium, just add the URL into it, and it’ll auto find releases and updates.

Thanks for explaining. It seems like I had a completely different understanding/exoectation of what typst is.

I meant a normal note taking application, not text editors or IDEs. I use markor on my Android phone, it has support for Markdown and Asciidoc. Markdown is fine until you need tables.

I’ve heard from a lot of people how typst is amazing, but found no apps with support for it. Is it because it’s still in development ?

How does Typst compare to something like Asciidoc ? I haven’t found many editors with typst support unfortunately

Tried to download via obtainium and it showed the apk is hosted on helixnotes .com instead of codeberg. Any plans to provide it on F-droid/Izzy or on Codeberg releases ?

Thanks for being open about it. I’ve been looking for syncthing alternatives, this seems closest to it. Will there be a an android version ?

I don’t mean to be disrespectful, but is this being developed with majority of input from LLMs ?

Linkora. It’s a bookmarking app.

Thank you so much!