pathief @ pathief @lemmy.world

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How do push notifications work on Graphene? I am currently using LineageOS with microg services but the experience has been quite rocky

Yeah, I'm happy with it. I don't need fancy features, really. I'm a basic person :P

Yes, in the link you sent you can see NOTE: This app is no longer maintained, its repo was archived.

They seem to be working on a new version, but the last alpha 4 was released in august last year so who knows? https://github.com/lawnchairlauncher/lawnchair/releases

I really like Lawnchair, it's unfortunately the developer is no longer maintaining it. Thanks for the tips!

I don't own a Pixel device so the GrapheneOS is not an option for me.

Thanks a bunch, friend!!!

I did consider the Simple Mobile Tools but I guess I'm waiting until Fossify sorts everything out and makes a F-Droid release!

Not everyone can afford to make this choice, unfortunately.

But the source isn't WHO, it's the Chinese government...

Can you ELI5 why you need/use Tailscsle on your setup?

I'm sure you can Google china warcrimes as well. Assuming you're not inside the great firewall of China, that is. Let's not pretend China is good just because US is bad.

Often Times even more, depending on the domain "extension".

You can always pick food that is not supposed to be hot such as poke bowl or sushi! I usually have a good experience with indian food as well.

Appreciate the reply but I'm only considering boards with the mentioned key placements.

I already own a Leopold FC660C (which is quite nice) but I never use it because typing in my native language feels uncomfortable.

Yet... the electricity bill has tripled since July, as new taxes were introduced to fuck you over. Consumer bills are definitely not dropping and definitely not near zero.

It's awful for most new users, though. They don't even know what the options are, how can they choose anything?

Not every new user is the same but if they are absolute newbies they should start with a user friendly distro, which Arch definitely isn't.

Linux Mint should be the default answer for newbies. Tech savvy users can probably find "the right distro" themselves.

They mean the user will happily pay for the new windows version instead.

I'm not doing it for the goodness of my heart or being selfless. I enjoy following the rules.I do it for me, not for the person using the cart next or the store employees. You can argue I'm kind of an asshole for it, actually.

Congrats to the devs!