I personally use Disroot along with Thunderbird 😁

Luanti(Formerly Minetest) = Game Engine

Voxelibre(Formerly Mineclone2) = Game

The guy found out the error happened becausw e got the app from Google App Store

The Flatpak version comes with Quakespasm engine, so you won’t need to worry about the source port.

I’m not an Apple user, but this looks nice .3.

Glimpse is an abandoned Fork

Dang, look at those down votes :/

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I highly recommend Linux Mint, foe the most important reasons:

• The Driver manager allows you to install any non-libre drivers you’re missing from the internet

• Comes with Flatpak already set up

• It counts with LiveCD(Like Ubuntu) to test the distro before installing it, you want to spend some time here before you fully commit

Also, watch this video before switching to Linux, it’s the most honest.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvkc5WzciHw

I highly recommend Linux Mint, foe the most important reasons:

• The Driver manager allows you to install any non-libre drivers you’re missing from the internet

• Comes with Flatpak already set up

• It counts with LiveCD(Like Ubuntu) to test the distro before installing it, you want to spend some time here before you fully commit

Also, watch this video before switching to Linux, it’s the most honest.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvkc5WzciHw

And KeepassDX’s was 14 days ago, and what’s that critical feature it’s missing?

You’re right, sorry for going off-topic, anyway.

KeepassDX is a lot superior IMO, i doubt Keepass2Android is updated even today.

One small bonus it has is that it has a link to download custom icons for KeepassDX entries

Then i can’t help you, Use whatever works and it’s trustworthy enough for you, just don’t be surprised and come crying if Bitwarden SOMEHOW gets a security breach.

With the numerous issues that Manjaro has, i suggest against it

I don’t even have a nextcloud, i just keep my database on a single folder sync across my tablet and phone, if you could set up the nextcloud to sync in rhat same folder you (theorically) would have no problems 🤔

Here’s an easier option: Syncthing

Nope, sonce your Keepass database is store locally, all you need is Syncthing, you won’t beleive how easy it is to use.

I will still prefer KeepassDX and KeepassXC

It gave me trouble when i tried to log in ob my account, and i prefer having the database WHERE I CAN SEE IT

KeepassXC honestly is more userfriendly IMO.

Personally? KeepassXC is more user-friendly, i beleive Keepass2Android is more confusing