Make that question mark a period, good sir/ma’am!

The line break system is weird and should be opt-in, not opt-out, but yes, otherwise, Geany is great! I’ve otherwise simply been using Xed on Linux Mint.

Hey, where’s your NSFW spoiler tag?! _/s

Kudos for your team’s dedication to privacy. That makes me feel more interested in this app (of which I had no idea existed until now).

Oh. Well, mine is, like, 10 years old, so I guess that explains it.

Where’s your proof? I have never heard of this happening. Anyway, my Wi-Fi shows that there are no insecure networks around me.

Oh, come on, just don’t connect it to the Internet = problem solved. HDMI cables all the way!

Right, that’s what I was referring to; unfortunately, I’m heavily reliant on certain such apps… Thanks for the clarification.

No prob; just curious! Thanks for giving it a spin.

But is it better than Droid-ify?

Wow, this certainly seems way more robust than Briar. I especially like the Bluetooth integration. However, I’m wondering about why the white paper says nothing about offline devices. For example, what happens if you try to send a message while the other person is offline and then you yourself end up going offline when they’re online? Does that mean that the message will just never get sent until both of you are online at the same time? That’s how Briar works. Briar also warns about battery drain because of the devices’ constant searching of each other.

By the way, we can all also tell that the website is clearly vibe-coded, but you at least have the open source code going for you.

I’m curious as someone who has been increasingly getting annoyed by the Play Store. Has Aurora prevented you from doing anything that only the Play Store can do?

I’m curious about scrolling screenshot apps, on that note; it seems only Samsung has it really down, or am I missing a flawless FOSS app that everyone can use?

In what ways have you customized it? Curious about what I’m missing out on… the coding menus seem overwhelming to me to try to do anything with…

different UI (including unique features like see in realtime tree-like structure of remote/local folders).

That sounds incredible; Syncthing’s UI is pretty terrible, haha.

Nice, thanks; that’d be totally fine by me for now!

Why does this smell like a data trap? Haha… Do you operate this? TBH, I really don’t know a lick of how this stuff works, which is why I’m asking around…

Interesting, thanks!

How so? I don’t know much about the difference between Izzy and F-Droid.

Wait, I don’t understand. Why do you need to do so much account-sharing? I never had half of that… and if connecting is just once in a blue moon, then it shouldn’t need something like group creds anyway, right?