We took for granted that at least our tech bubble would understand what the Google Decree means for Android, #FLOSS and freedom. Unfortunately we never saw the uproar we were expecting and people just shrugged it off taking for granted that "nothing changes". @npub10k98...e085 great #FDroid post brought the issue into the light, waking up developers, users, media and (we hope) concerned authorities to the immense danger the newly proposed gatekeeping controls Google wants to add. 1/3
This week in #FDroid (TWIF) is live, short and sweet: * #TTRSS is dead, long live TTRSS * #Immich 2 now on DVD! * #RiMusic gone, #Kreate to the rescue + 1 new app & 149 updates - 1 archived ~ 1 downgraded Get your weekly dose of apps:
New ends, old beginnings | F-Droid - Free and Open Source Android App Repository
This Week in F-Droid TWIF curated on Thursday, 09 Oct 2025, Week 41 Community News The end of tt-rss.org might be a reason to be sad. We have at le...
This week in F-Droid (TWIF) was published again :fdroid: Highlights: - K-9 Mail got a stable update - FOSSGIS 2024 Schedule was added - Conversations with a beta update for better audio - yetCalc is back Also, we've had 10 removals, 6 more additions and 187 more updates.
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TWIF generated on Thursday, 14 Mar 2024, Week 11 Community News @linsui schedules some releases: K-9 Mail was updated to 6.800 and deemed stable, s...
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This week in F-Droid (TWIF) was just published. We have new alpha versions for F-Droid 1.19., and something about the Epic vs. Google trial. On the app side, we talk about Threema, Xmp Mod Player, Orion Viewer, Transdroid, Minetest and Syncthing-Fork. Last but not least, we had another 6 added apps, 109 updated apps and one removed app.
More repro apps, featuring Threema, and more monopolies | F-Droid - Free and Open Source Android App Repository
TWIF generated on Thursday, 14 Dec 2023, Week 50 F-Droid core F-Droid and Basic were updated to 1.19.0-alpha3: IPFS Gateway settings are now in the...
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