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I highly recommend Obtainium. It is a great way of installing and updating applications onto your Android phone. Instead of being a central store, you add the source for each project (from Github, Gitlab, Codeberg, etc) for the applications you use. It is the only "store" I added on my GrapheneOS phone. It allows absolute granular control of what I choose to install from the source; true digital intentional-ism.

Main: obtainium.imranr.dev/
Source: github.com/ImranR98/Obtainium

Also, here is a list of "complex applications" to make it easier to add them to Obtainium: apps.obtainium.imranr.dev/

That cost me a lot of nerves, but now I can see the light at the end of the tunnel again.

Unfortunately I couldn't solve the problem in #codeberg, I created an issue and am now back in #gitlab.

And here is my clone of the #gluon samples HelloFXML project with gitlab-ci pipeline.
gitlab.com/naturzukunft_de/jav

The generated artifact of the pipeline can be found here.
gitlab.com/naturzukunft_de/jav

The apk is now also running on my FP 5 with e/OS.

Thanks to @pat_dev for his support

GitLabnaturzukunft / javaFX / HelloFXML · GitLabGitLab.com
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And yes, whoever uses #discord for #documentation and #versioning instead of a goddam #git [doesn't have to be @github / #GitHub or @gitlab / #GitLab or @Codeberg / #Codeberg or even @gitea / #Gitea - just use any git and write down your documentation in a useable format like #Markdown or goddamn ASCII plain text FFS] should be banned for life from #coding, working in #IT or contribute to #FLOSS.

  • Because it's literally worse than people shitting "#Ai" #Slop all over the place cuz that can be fixed faster and easier by backrolling said commits and banning the offender!

youtube.com/watch?v=9ehLMlVTRJ

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#emacs #fjEl #forgejo #codeberg

fj.el release 0.16

- bind r to add reaction to item at point
- ensure sane default for sorting of issues/repos where possible
- overhaul rendering of item body HTML (for performance reasons)
- defcustom fj-timeline-default-items (for performance reasons)
- respect verbatim/code formatting in item titles and and timeline messages
- bind > to load more items in item timeline view
- include compose buffers in switch to fj buffer / kill all fj buffers
- fix a bunch of (contextually) broken commands
- i also worked on an api layer, but got sidetracked with jag.el, which attempts to do api client library code generation based on Swagger/OpenAPI (WIP)

Holler if you run into any issues upon updating.

if you appreciate my work on fj.el, consider donating:
paypal.me/martianh. (even a small amount is appreciated.)

& thanks a lot to the recent donors!

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#codeberg and #forgejo people: I'm debating between either spinning up a forgejo instance publicly, or should I just use codeberg.org?

I'm comfortable with the selfhosting aspect, just wondering what might be the most realistic.

I think it's really good if open source projects set up their own Gitlab server, to have full control over their project.
But it's super annoying to register for each,if you want to report a bug. Especially if there is no registration with Github or Gitlab sign-on.

okies, decided, today's the day... gonna start moving my repositories to codeberg... notabug.org's too consistently inconsistently available. n_n a little sad. mmmmmmuch fondness for notabug.org. ... i wonder, if i leave the repository off the end of the url in codeberg's migration tool... does it allow migrating everything in one go? :3

or should i skip codeberg, and go full forgejo? :)

(1/2) It's very good to report #bugs in #FOSS projects. Services like #github, #gitlab, #codeberg and so forth makes it easy to do so without creating a new account for each report.

My recommendations:

- be polite - people are spending their spare time to help you

- explain it thorough: exact steps to reproduce, difference between actual result and expected result, mention exact version numbers, surrounding environments with their versions, background stories (maybe in an extra section at the end), ...

Fun fact: many(!) of my #bugreports get aborted during that phase because while explaining it properly, I did find out where my mistake was. Maybe improve the documentation afterwards.

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