This is great news for subscribers on linux.

Do you mind in creating a feature request?

Done 👍🏻

I have the HA app on my phone, it reports my location back to my HA server.

I would like if Reitti could retrieve my location from my HA server, instead of asking me to upload it again to Reitti. Uploading my location in short intervals drains the battery very fast, it’s something I want to avoid if I can.

Additiinally, I don’t want to expose anything to the internet. So I pay for the Home Assistant cloud subscription that does it for me in a more secure manner than what I could implement with the little free time I have. Reitti could retrieve my location more securely if it did so without exiting my LAN.

This looks amazing, congratulations and thank you for making it FOSS. I was wondering if you are considering integrating with Home Assistant.

Honestly I don’t understand why people keep buying ubi games. They can’t get any more cookie-cutter than that.

Did you try Amaze?

Oh man, every time they make a new post I spend a shit ton of time going through every awesome FOSS project that’s new to me, and there’s always something new to marvel at.

Don’t even bother, next thing you know they remove API access and you lost hours of work.

How is it superior? Is it approachable for kids around 7yo?

Try the ones on fdroid like Amaze or Material Files, IIRC they support SMB.

When the stable release is published, it’s honestly a no brainer. Although Filestash is a good alternative too.

I’m not into extraction shooters and I haven’t tried it, so my POV is based on anecdotal references but this game looks Concord-level DOA.

Why does it take 5 hours?

There’s Proton for Apple sillicon IIRC

@aihorde@lemmy.dbzer0.com draw for me Linus Torvalds playing with a steam deck.

I wonder how much more it would sell if the Steam Deck was officially marketed and distributed globally on the same scale as a console.

Can Grounded 1 be played offline?

I’ve seen similar reactions. Is there a particular reason why they are disliked?

I installed Aurora onto an m2 caddy. Works like a charm.

Get a 2nd drive to install it on. Dual booting will only cause you trouble and headaches. For example, if you manage to fix it, next update it will break again.