Mike Wooskey @ mike_wooskey @lemmy.d.thewooskeys.com

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Thanks for sharing your experience rooting your D9. The "dongle" that rooting the L10s Ultra seems to require looks like its a bit harder to make. I wonder if any makers out there would make it and sell it to me, and for how much. But there's still the scary 160 seconds.

Your idea for changing floor maps sounds doable, if Home Assistant's automations can push map files to the L10s. I'd hate to have to manually change map files very time I moved the vacuum to another floor

I'm looking at the Dreametech L10s Ultra, which got a very good review here and which is supported by Valetudo. I really want a local-only product, but I reviewed the rooting instructions on Valtudo's site and I don't think I can do it. I'd need to solder my own PCB which I've never done, and the section of the actual software rooting that gives me 160 seconds to do a bunch of stuff right the first time or I risk bricking my $1000 device, is very scary. :(

Ugh - no responses in 2 months? I hope that's not an indication that there are no such options. I'm also looking for a vacuum/mop that runs only locally. I learned of Valetudo, which might be what you're looking for - but it's too complex for me (I'm looking at the Dreametech L10s Ultra).

I like CryptPad.

At the moment, "Element Call is temporarily not end-to-end encrypted while we test scalability."

Thanks for the reply! When Moneydance loses keyboard connectivity, the mouse still works and the UI is accessible via the mouse, so it sounds like perhaps not an issue with a locked UI due to a long-processing or deadlock thread.

I did find another user having this issue with Moneydance, and someone (not sure if they're a user or with Moneydance) seems to think the problem is specific to Mondeydance.

Double thanks, for the explanation and for the Obtanium suggestion.

When you install an APK directly like this as opposed to installing it from a package manager like F-Droid or Play Store, do you have to manually install upgrades when they're available?

Looks cool! I went to docker hub to see if you already have an image...there's at least 1 other "snapify" that's not you, I think. :( i've used Loom a few times - it would be nice to self-host this service.