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I also use Breezy Weather, it is really aesthetically pleasing.
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I used to use it, but now use Weather Master that's available through izzyonddroid. It's even more aesthetically pleasing imo and also let's you choose from more sources.
Nice... But it doesn't allow data sharing (to Gadgetbridge, for example). So it's a no go for me, thanks!
Breezy weather also allows you to select weather data from multiple sources. It even let's you select which type of data to get from which provider.
Whoa, thanks for this! I've been looking for something that isn't pixel weather, but matches that aesthetic because I'm partial to it.
I use it because it doesn't need location services i can set it manually. But still it's good
I also use breezy, but i choose fdroid builds whenever possible. I appreciate the extra code monitoring/verification.
OSS document ftw.
I download almost everything from F-Droid (I also use Droid-ify). I just use Obtainium for the 3 open source apps that aren't on F-Droid.
I see some apps there that are also in F-Droid
Is there a big benefit to Obtanium for apps that are also released there? My understanding is that Obtanium doesn't do any key verification of APKs, so I've only used it as a last resort
on Fdroid updates are slow ( you'll get update after 2-3 days) Obtainium works with app verifier.
Why you need so fast updates? What is bad to have update after 3 days?
Just in case a state threat actor is going to take advantage of that zero day exploit the update is patching bro...
Duhhh
11 including Obtainium
Only a couple, what are the benefits of having them through Obtanium over fdroid other than faster updates?
None. And F-Droid provides guarantees of trustworthiness that go above what getting it directly from the source can do.
How many of them are "manual"? I mean, ones you had to configure goes to scrape from whatever website they are hosted on, etc.
I only have eight apps, and even then only one "manual". It's the most important one though... 🦜
All of them are manually added. It took me around 6 months
A list? Or the ones you would suggest to people
What list man
The list.
List of apps on Obtanium
- Iceraven
- Nagram
- Obtainium itself
- RetroArch
- Squawker
- TachiyomiJ2K
- Voyager
- YouTube ReVanced
- YouTube ReVanced Music
- microG (for the last two)
One. Lawnchair.
Can you recommend me some good ones?
I have 15 atm. Using mostly f-droid and Izzy for all the other apps that i cant find on obtainium.
Breezy Weather, GrapheneOS Camera, Cirrus, Notesnook, Transportr, Amaze File Manager, Ungoogled Chromium, Material Files, NewPipe, PDF Viewer GrapheneOS, Podverse, pr0gramm, RedReader, MEGA Android Client, Notally.
I have 20, but anytime an fdroid app updates I move it to obtainium. I don't have time to review all in one go. But I'm sure the number will get to around 50 eventually when I'm done moving all f-Droid items to obtainium
10, I probably could have more, but some are auto updated with Droidify and sometimes their inbuilt updater, tbh it is kinda a stressing factor to me knowing that I could have more apps there but I maybe don't know lol.
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4 but none other than obtaining seems to be getting any updates lately, so kinda moot
Maybe you don't use that many apps
Lmao same. Obtainium feels like the app that you use for Obtainium to update itself.
15
I would rather compile the apps myself or trust fdroid than trust 50+ developers to have safe builds.
Only one: SeriesGuide
- I only use 15, though.
I just use Droidify. I guess I don't need cutting-edge stuff on my phone.
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