This is a nice recent write-up about JMP. Pros, cons, use cases, etc.
marcdw
joined 4 years ago
I ditched my carriers about a year or so ago. Ported two numbers over to JMP.chat and all has been good. Contacts integration and using the standard Phone to make calls works well. Agreed, too, the support is great. Nice bunch of folks.
There's a few guides or articles that might be helpful.
How to Replace Your Carrier on Android Using These Fully Open-Source Tools
Set up your Internet Phone Number (JMP.chat) with Cheogram
Dialer integration is possible using the Cheogram client but the monocles chat client is now based on Cheogram & Conversations so one could use that also. It might have a few extra options/features.
I have Fedora KDE Plasma Mobile Spin on a ThinkPad X1 Yoga Gen 3. I kinda like it. Initially rotation wasn't working but once fixed it was cool.
Had also tried KDE Neon but don't recall why I went back to Fedora.
Native Alpha also uses your webview for rendering. If your BlackBerry still gets updates then maybe you're fine. Otherwise a bit insecure but maybe that's not a problem(?).
Oh, I found out that WebApps was moved to the F-Droid Archives repo. They've been cleaning up the main repo by moving out older and unmaintained apps.
Ah, sorry. Forgot to include a link. Just noticed today that it is no longer on F-Droid.
WebApps is no longer maintained but so is the dev's older GApps Browser yet that's still there. Strange.
Despite being dated it suits me fine. Used with updated webviews (Mulch) so I feel comfortable with its use.
Not sure as I use Toby Kurien's WebApps for stuff like that. Only using Native Alpha Plus for old email accounts (Netscape/AOL, Yahoo, etc.).
Checked their GitHub and see that crashes have been reported when long-pressing.
Have you tried the right-click menu thing? See this post... https://github.com/cylonid/NativeAlphaForAndroid/issues/119#issuecomment-2284133665
...from the following thread... Clipboard contents not available · Issue #119 · cylonid/NativeAlphaForAndroid · GitHub
Their Matrix chat is very active regarding development and other things. Builds are available on a regular basis. Not sure why you insist on calling it dead if you don't know or care to know anything. So it doesn't support your watch, it's dead? Yet it supports mine, so it's alive and kicking. ¯_(⊙_ʖ⊙)_/¯
SoftMaker Office is what I've used on Linux for lots of years. Has served me well.
I used Garuda in the past and was impressed. What's cool is they have a bunch of ther own services in addition to Lemmy.
Garuda Linux | Startpage - https://start.garudalinux.org/
Then resurrect it. Give it life by posting to it. 😏
I'm gonna have to give this one a try. Syncthing is being a pain in my backside.
I know there are some CLI junkies using Termux on their Android phones but the terminal has always been a separate app.
Termux Expert Launcher changes that.
Always at-the-ready terminal while being able to quickly launch Android apps when needed. Type a few letters and matching apps show up below. The command app by itself will present a scrollable list of installed apps.
Been sticking with this for awhile now and liking it quite a bit. Best on larger devices.
#termux
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Void is NOT based on Arch. It was an original distro created by an ex-NetBSD dev. But yeah, I'd recommend it too.