Type this:

apt install firefox

Into your terminal on Ubuntu and you'll see what is anti-customer.

OnionShare is FOSS and transfers files over TOR network.

https://f-droid.org/packages/org.onionshare.android.fdroid/

People have to learn to separate software from its developer.
For example, I don't care about Hyprland dev being an asshole sometimes, if the WM he's developing works good. I don't care about Cider's devs political positions if it doesn't directly affect my experience with the software.

And people also have to learn, that if someone uses any particular software, they aren't necessarily using it the way developer pointed out they should.
I use GrapheneOS on my device, but that doesn't mean that I completely follow devs philosophy. I don't use Vanadium, 'cause I don't wanna support Chromium monopoly. I use F-Droid to install my apps, even if developers think, that I should get my apps directly from its devs.

Does GrapheneOS founder or developer philosophy that you don't agree with makes Graphene a bad OS? Of course it doesn't. GrapheneOS is still one of the best options on degoogling your device if not the best.

I'm just going to wait a few days, until the dependency issue is resolved. But tbh, it's about time I made the switch to Steam flatpak.

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Oh, I didn't know that! Gonna edit my comments, thanks.
Still, this «don't fork my project, plz» thing is kinda bad, tbh.

Exactly, it was open-source, but then they decided to move some code to the private repos.
EDIT: Check out my first comment.

Too bad Floorp is now proprietary.
EDIT: Looks like, not anymore: https://www.reddit.com/r/browsers/comments/1bmbetf

https://grapheneos.org/usage#banking-apps

tl;dr:

GrapheneOS passes the basicIntegrity check but isn't certified by Google so it fails the ctsProfileMatch check.

fooyin is a music player built around customisation. It offers a growing list of widgets to manage and play your local music collection. It's extendable through the use of plugins and many widgets make use of FooScript to offer an even deeper level of control.

Audio playback is supported by FFmpeg alongside multiple options for output including ALSA and PipeWire, with more to come.

Plasma needs stability

Yeah, let's not mention Gnome breaking every peace of itself every update, along with abandoning APIs and hating QT apps. How can I use a DE, if I can almost certainly be sure that half of my extensions won't work after another update? Or that all of my QT apps will look weird (if they'll work at all)?
And I don't hate Gnome. It's cool and stuff, but you can't call it stable, 'cause KDE/XFCE/LXDE/[insert DE name here] will be far more stable than Gnome.