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Trying to find an audio recorder with edit capability. I basically want a clone of the Samsung one without the Samsung trash.

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I’d like to rely less on my phone so that I don’t do the ritual where as soon as I wake up I’m doomscrooling on my phone, do you know of any cool, minimalist but with some features alarm clock out there?

I’d like to rely less on my phone so that I don’t do the ritual where as soon as I wake up I’m doomscrooling on my phone, do you know of any cool, minimalist but with some features alarm clock out there?

Anyone running a Pixel Tablet with GrapheneOS?

According to the Open Hub website, Linux has 37,016,567 lines of code, but this is small compared to NetBSD and OpenBSD, which have 72,065,568 and 81,902,070 lines of code, respectively.

Hello!

Is there any directory where l can get to know about open source communities on various platforms ?

So I’m slowly learning how to us yt-dlp and I’m trying to set up a default command to check a number of channels for new videos. Currently I have it set to download the first 10 new vids of each channel, and to skip anything past a certain date, but it takes a while to get to the date information I guess, which adds unnecessary time and checks, especially for channels that don’t have any vids that are new enough.

Hello, I would like to hear your open source alternatives for programs that we use everyday.

I’m a very much pro free software person and I used to think that GPL is basically the only possible option when it comes to benefits for free software (and not commercial use), but I’ve recently realised this question is actually much more ambiguous.

TL;DR: Stop running a Jellyfin server. MPV can directly play anything from your NAS, stream YouTube ad-free, handle literally every codec, and is infinitely customizable. It’s like vim for video.

A feature I miss from Google Maps is the ability to create a map w/ pins on all the places I’ve been to, sorting them into lists, etc. Is there an open source app on Windows or Android that I could use instead of google? It doesn’t have to be a navigation app, although that would be a plus.

Hi,

Think of This As: What Would You Suggest To People Who Want to Grow And Be Part of Open Source Community?

I’ve been looking at some music players for Android, but so far they’ve all had bugs. Can you recommend something similar to Musicolet that’s available on the Play Store?

Basically, I’d like to be able to get SMS messages from my android phone sent to my Linux laptop, primarily for getting 2FA codes, since that’s the way pretty much every business-type site out there insists on doing it.

I used to use feeder but stopped reading news for a while. With feeder, I have to know each feed and add it myself. This is good but I don’t see new or other stuff. I think I’d like to have both, everything and only my stuff. Or something where I can opt out instead of opt in.

Software to check PDF-UA compatibility?

I imagine it would be a matching engine that projects can apply to their own specific needs. Or are the brains of DoorDash and Uber already open source, like how most of the WWW runs on FOSS?

Recently switched to Linux and have been looking for alternatives for Musicbee, which I used for ages in Windows. I guess I could make it work with Wine but thought I’d ask here for suggestions first. Features I’m looking for are not a lot to ask IMO:

Yattee is a free and open source invidious/piped client for iOS and iPadOS. It’s great for those who want to watch YouTube without the ads garbage. It also supports sponsorblock. It’s a bit buggy, but it still works fine.