Not going to install GApps with Lineage, going to keep it google services free.
First app to install then: f-droid
Kind: Notes
Finally got Lineage installed on my old tablet. It wasn’t that straightforward, but huge kudos to the whole community of peeps (developers, forum posters, documentors) that make it possible at all.
I know corvids are smart, and I respect them for that, I really do, but they’re also really fucking noisy
tfw your meditation app repeatedly gets stuck on the loading screen
I finished Perdido Street Station. It was fantastically written and a genuine page turner. Also relentlessly, unremittingly grim.
Now I’m reading Pride and Prejudice so I don’t fall into a depression.
Current music plan: once I’ve exported my list of favourite tracks, close down Deezer account. Was costing me £9.99 a month. (When I first signed up someone told me it paid better to artists than Spotify, but I don’t know how true that is anymore and even if so, it’s probably still negligible amount.)
Host the tracks I own on personal streaming server (currently funkwhale on digitalocean, ~£4 month.) Buy tracks direct from bandcamp where possible, max £4 a month. £2 a month to resonate.
Woop woop! Listening to a track, offline, through Ultrasonic, that was originally served up by my newly installed funkwhale instance.
So… probably would have been a lot quicker just to copy it to my mobile. But hey now I know a lot more about docker-compose and nginx than I did before!
#funkwhale
What would you recommend to use as a DNS resolver? Is https://1.1.1.1 OK?
#dns
Oooh funkwhale has user libraries and funkwhale is compatible with Subsonic API and Ultrasonic is a Subsonic client app on f-droid that supports offline listening.
This just got very interesting…
#funkwhale
Could really do with getting my Micropub endpoint to auto-link links…