they want users to login using this launcher? like trusting vibecoded program with account data? ;_; at least more games for Linux sound like a good news!
Comments & Reviews
FOSS developers outside of google play? nope, unsafe! "AI" hallucinations with dubious security that anyone can hijack? perfect! © google, probably.
and where are those arguments about poor oh so poor stupid users installing evil APKs this time?
i'd say, "create" "games" sounds more accurate in this case XD
hell yeah embeds!!! much needed thing to add ^_^
even accessibility tools? man, that sucks. also i wonder if front-ends are going to work? do they rely on RSS?
great work, thank you all! ^_^
Easy Diary
★★★★★
nice for my brain. stimulation is balanced: colors, icons, adding pictures to notes, markdown.
widget with the short list of previous notes.
optional reminders (mine are once/week), with custom description. you can even choose a custom font from your own files! to add crazy-ass font... or maybe more readable one.
also has a cute option to make a postcard. ^w^
performance is good, too!
integrating one-specific-person-views-machine into one's writing experience? sounds dubious, even for LLMs. why Grok of all others...
this sounds so invasive and unreliable :( i wish ppl would have more adequate "AI" uses for accessibility (which means NOT using AI when there's an obvious non-AI alternative like TTS)
oh no, not Tor and SimpleX 😭😭😭
Loop Habit Tracker
★★★★★
widgets are EXTREMELY helpful, and there are plenty of them!
all kinds of graphs and statistics to actually see the progress. it's rewarding.
you can archive some habits if you need. they will be hidden, means less distraction. also, you can turn on optional rest/pause days without loosing a progress. for example, making a pause with sport while you're sick. it's only fair to take your time. it has two modes for habits: yes/no type and measured type. i like this separation. helps with...
Perfice
★★★★
it's very flexible in what i could track and what structure to use.
at first i just started using it because it has implemented mood tracker with the system i need: high energy / low energy + pleasant / unpleasant.
the ready-to-use tracking templates (like mood, hydration, sleep, food, time spent outdoors) help with testing, and only after - tweaking details.
because if i need to build the whole system myself - it's distracting me from actually using it. if i don't have flexibility in what...