If you're not opposed to it, I've been pretty happy with using Google Voice for voicemail

https://support.google.com/voice/answer/165656

I use Youmail. It's not cheap, but it does a good job with spam blocking and transcription.

Privacy is a concern, but second to a good app, and transcription

as far as I am personally aware, you aren't going to find an app with transcription and privacy. There are no foss ones available. There may be one with transcription, but you have no guarantee of privacy. Google Dialer may have transcription, if downloading that on a non-pixel phone is still supported?

I was going to dismiss this as one of the many predictive frequent apps to show in many launchers. But, based on further reading of the description it appears to be better.

BTW, Any chance this is going to be open sourced? I usually prefer downloading my apps from fdroid. Play store is the last resort for apps.

not open source so you can't point to all the Claude commits and claim it was AI

Thanks, I'll give it a try!

If you mean physical tab key on your keyboard you can use "Hacker keyboard" from F-Droid

https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.pocketworkstation.pckeyboard/

Seems ok but very reliant on me logging in and the widget is kinda uncooperative.

Never heard of any of those but will try them, thanks for the recommendations.

Breezy Weather and Overmorrow are both great options.

I find Yr to be pretty good

Try this https://github.com/DimensionDev/Flare, it supports nostr, rss and more @Kasupke@discuss.tchncs.de

Quite a delay on replying, but Symfonium hands down.

Obtanium is helpful for apps on github but not on f-droid.

Try PlainApp, it is an alternative to KDE Connect

I don't use Google anymore. I would look at that with source code and a F-droid account though.

RDP client to a machine running a Graphene dashboard maybe

Thanks, I'll give that a try.

In FUTO keyboard you can customize whole layouts so you can add tab-space as well

The unexpected keyboard allows you to add custom keys, you could set one up that's just two (or four) spaces.

Yeah No I've tried everything with the Secure Folder. Allas anything to do with it needs a Samsung Account. Maybe older Versions didn't need it... but yknow how that kinda stuff goes

your phone ?

my Motorola Razr 50u has a secure folder, it's not as nice a setup as Samsungs but it's there and can be configured to use a password. It seems to be part of Android these days, needed to be turned on from settings.

from memory, you only need a Samsung account on Secure Folder if you want to back things up etc

@kaschmir @Gigade argl Wer will sowas haben? Ich traue den Dingern nicht. Dem Handy übrigens auch nicht. Und dann soll es noch mehr können? (Ich will endlich mein Lieblingslinux auf dem Smartphone! fussaufbodenstampf).

Does plexamp work well on TV?

Plex and Plexamp, but if you know what Jellyfin is, I’m sure you know what Plex is and already have an opinion on it. Also Plex isn’t free and Jellyfin is, so there’s that as well.