Tick Dracy

My bad. I thought it was.

How about FUTO Keyboard?

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Magic Earth has traffic. That’s the reason why I use it instead of Organic Maps.

I prefer the UI of Magic Earth than Organic Maps. And ME also has offline maps/navigation, given that it also uses OSM.

Try Magic Earth. It’s a good alternative.

I second Shutter on Linux, too.

If you’re on Mac there is no reason to use this instead of the brilliant Shottr app.

No, if you want that, just use Magic Earth. It’s a great app, btw.

Technically they export a json file (with a different extension). But you can move to another tool with this.

Whenever I see a project which the support relies on Discord, I ignore it, or I treat it as if it doesn’t have support at all.

I refuse to participate in a community which makes Meta looking like a privacy focused company.

Thanks for explaining.

I never heard of that. and for the Eipstein, I always associated his info with powerful people, but not specifically with the Clintons ಠ_ಠ

As someone who’s not following 🇺🇸 news, what does that (Hilary) part means?

A man of culture, I see.

I agree with everything you write, but I’ll also add an unpopular opinion as someone who tested the beta version of Vista and hated it: Vista x64 SP2 was a good OS, which solved most of the issues that existed with the OS.

And into this day, it’s the most beautiful Windows UI, at least for me.

Same. Tubular is awesome

But in order to use that, I need to get replace the current Pop_Os Gnome interface, right? I cannot use that as an application, like PowerToys does, or can I?

I use Pop_Os on my desktop, but that’s nowhere near PowerToys. Even the search is barebones when you compare it with PowerToys using the Everything search plugins.

Also PowerToys has a lot more to offer than the search: mouse shake features, keyboard remapping, a great window manager with shortcuts, files preview and much more.

I know there are some decent alternatives in MacOS, but I haven’t found a proper replacement for that on Linux.

I only use RetroArch on PC, so I don’t know how it works on iOS, but I will assume will be identical to the console versions, which already have all the cores included on the emulator (on PC they are downloaded individually).

I wouldn’t call it just a front end, it’s much more than that, and it has a great integration. Also the devs seem to focus a lot on the emulation accuracy.

As an European, I still prefer the freedom to have alternate App stores.

Yet, I still don’t see a reason why they don’t provide the same app to all customers since it’s allowed by Apple, aside from greed or something like that.

Either way, let these developers enjoy their small time of fame, because as soon as RetroArch becames available, a lot of these emulators will be left in the dust ¯\_(ツ)_/¯