Jonny

and again, docker images for arm64 are ready as well :)

I think Stellarium is a very good alternative too

and again, docker images for arm64 are ready as well :)

Anyone checked the .APK from GitHub?

Update: 3,34MB 😄

My first thought was, he could have done it the red hat way🤪

and docker images for arm64 are ready as well :)

What about muCommander

Hi, Thanks for the hints, and yes I have to trigger the pipeline by editing and commiting the Version information here

do I really need

cd lemmy-translations/;
git checkout "$TRANSLATION_COMMIT" || exit 1;

even if I have

git submodule init
git submodule update

See here and here

From the description sounds similar to ultimate boot cd or Hiren's boot cd

The future thunderbird app is currently called k9 and available via fdroid and Google Playstore

Thanks, so my pipeline should be fine in the sense that it uses the commit of the submodule, stored in the version tagged lemmy commit

Maybe wrap it up as ide addon for the common IDE's e.g. IntelliJ or VSCode?

I love the humour in it

Me too, would love to use any of these icons

You could also use fossil as SCM, it is small, a single executable and has a wiki (and bug tracker) in it, so you could keep your documentation and code close together

I use Gitkraken too and am very satisfied with it

Thanks, I'll have a look at it, but if you're faster I'm happy about a PR :)

I like oh-my-zsh what are the downsides of using it?

For me the sync between lemmy and https://joinpeertube.org/ is still not working flawlessly. syncing new posts from peertube to lemmy suddenly stops working. When I force a sync by searching a new post from a subscribed peertube channel through Lemmy, syncing works for a while, and the the problem described above occurs.

last.fm Tube a combination of last.fm and YouTube

I like mp-tube.de it's mostly German

What about creating a dedicated thread for that and for every release, all contributors are listed and appreciated. Additionally there could be a static text that mentions all the other volunteer's who contributed and helped indirectly

I create software by myself and disagree. First it's very political where and for whom I choose to develop software. Second, software is always made for a purpose and the purpose can be indeed (and is) very often linked to political or social cause. E.g. a software which only purpose is to harm people, say for controlling mass destruction weapons is in my point of view a very political software