Provider not open-source
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Not free-to-use
Mailfence has an open backend, that does NOT mean it’s open-source
And thus, even if I use Tuta, I don’t just want to use ONE provider
No, minimal, or human-checked vibecoding is what Tuta fails to do
MisterFred@reddthat.comto
Open Source@lemmy.ml•OctoLab: a free, open-source GitLab client for Android (gitlab.com and self-hosted)
1·39 minutes agoCan you cross-host (not crosspost) it on Gitlab? It only makes sense for a Gitlab client to be on Gitlab
DO NOT SUGGEST TUTA OR PROTON
DO NOT SUGGEST TUTA OT PROTON
Also that’s the exact rwason why it’s useless for me
Also qhat makes you think I am an iPhone user? I use F-Droid
Look, I said that I won’t use the same accounts, services, frontends, networks, and/or clients cross-device. It will be a rugged experience, sure, but rugged is what I’m looking to
Yeah yeah, Android is based on Linux, I meant by the Linux desktop emvironment
I am not a Google Photos fan concept-wise and I prefer a local gallery app
I use AI for just chatting and quick research on onscure things !I check the soures it list so I am not trusting it blindly
I personally will take the no-sync incovenience as I won’t even use the same account across devices
I am NOT and WILL NEVER running Linux on my phone
For a photos app please suggest a non-cloud-based app
For file manager I just want a file manager. No cloud, something like Microslop’s file explorer without the bloat
Also about Github, I just wanna stay away WHEREVER POSSIBLE

Did you even do any research? Did you accidentalky list all the optional stuff as “requirements”?