

Damn. It was supposed to make it even easier. What issue did you have with it?


Damn. It was supposed to make it even easier. What issue did you have with it?


Which one ? The one it had up until a few months ago ? I haven’t tried the new one yet.


This. Capy Reader is the best for me.
I’ve also tried:


I don’t understand how Bazzite didn’t work. But hey, I’m glad you found success anyway.


Idk about Matterhorn though


This is awesome, I want it. But it’s way beyond my technical level. I wish there was a Proxmox helper script.


Yeah, I absolutely agree with your POV. I guess you could post there anytime your question could be applied to a homelab.


Absolutely, the selfhosted communities are full of networking pros.


Every FOSS project:


How does it compare to roundcube?
I hope they add JMAP.
Does gadgetbridge integrate with home assistant?
I would love to see the dashboard there.




Thank you for even considering it, let alone add it to the roadmap. Huge thanks.
I will create the issue, should I open one for each standard or consolidate all into one issue?


Please, for the love of god, please be the first app of this kind to support the iCAL VTODO & VJOURNAL standards.


Yeah, I figured it would be a colossal effort, but asked anyways in case I was wrong in my assumption.


I’m on Bazzite, first time doing wacky stuff like a year and half or so ago… ended up in an unnecessary reinstall.


I am actually very interested in a scrolling window tiling, like:
Would it be viable to spin up something similar ?
Glad you liked it. If you find it useful, be kind to the dev and leave him a star and a nice comment on github.
I thought the same thing. It would be great if they packaged this in a flatpak or appimage, although right now it is so simple that anything else would be bloat.
I bet you could download the HTML and just use that.
On Windows, I used to install stuff using winget install whatever.
Waiting for the MS Store to load was a freaking anxiety needle injected into my veins. Unacceptable.
Bazaar on the other hand, it’s glorious. Blazing fast. So, I go with a GUI.
Also, there are tools like pandoc, ghostscript, caddy, imagemagick, and a gazillion others that are very powerful and quicker to do their job than waiting for a GUI to load.
And then, sometimes, there’s just no other way. Maybe it’s part of installing or updating something, or stuff like that. But a casual will either wait for a GUI, or just not do that.
I don’t think using the terminal is aspirational, it’s practical and it’s value is clear.