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  • I'm afraid a PWA might be the only way to go. uYou, Cercube, and Yattee are the only apps that aren't crammed full of ads, tracking and in-app purchases.

  • Are you in the UK? I find it everywhere here, although that could just be because I only live twelve miles away from the brewery.

  • AFAIK the app is still maintained. I could put a feature request in on the forums.

  • If you want a streaming service, you could try HyperPipe. It's an alternative frontend to YT Music. There's also BeatBump, but it doesn't really work.

    If you wanted to go local (which I recommend), have you tried foobar2000? It's proprietary, but I trust it and it does its job very well. No ads, no data collection at all, and it plays just about every audio format you'll normally come across (apart from MIDI files). You can also customise it with skins, sync over FTP, and play internet radio streams.

  • Is there an instance you'd recommend for this? I'd need a fair amount of storage space.

  • I'll start posting here, too, but it's not really the type of social media I'm looking for.

  • I was just too late to the party to use Sabayon, though I wanted to.

  • Yup. I've probably still got an abandoned account from 2020 on that instance somewhere.

  • Oh, sorry. I've done a bit more looking, though, and Thunder looks quite good as well.

  • I had a look on F-Droid and it seems that Jerboa and Lemmur are your best options.

  • Libreddit and Teddit may be dead, but Kddit still works. Eddrit also does the trick, but occasionally gets overloaded.

  • Note: Distributions in italics are dormant or discontinued.

    1. ArchLabs
    2. Trisquel GNU/Linux-libre
    3. openSUSE
    4. crunchbang++
    5. Arch Linux
    6. Debian
    7. MX Linux
    8. Pop!_OS
    9. risiOS
    10. EndeavourOS
    11. Antergos
    12. Fedora
    13. elementaryOS
    14. Devuan
    15. BunsenLabs
    16. Peppermint OS
    17. Linux Mint
    18. siduction
    19. Frugalware
    20. Sabayon
    21. Artix
    22. AlmaLinux
    23. Springdale Linux
    24. Rocky Linux
    25. Mageia
    26. OpenMandriva
    27. SparkyLinux
    28. KANOTIX
    29. KNOPPIX
    30. LXLE
  • Assembly is bloat. Real programmers manually enter machine code onto punchcards with a pencil.

  • Okular. Okular all the way.

  • I like Tofu, and I also quite like Authenticator, but so far 2FAS seems to be the only option that offers backups without an account and that isn't a full-blown password manager.