This is awesome but AltStore has been seriously missing several important features for years - most notably, PRs have been submitted to add support for organization dev accounts (as opposed to individual accounts), and they never get merged. In general, I haven’t seen AltStore get a meaningful update in well over a year or two.

There’s enough missing that has been in dire need of adding that it got forked into SideStore, which has that feature and tons of other missing ones, including the ability to sign apps on device which is hella convenient.

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For me, everyone else knew I was gay before I did. I want to say I finally figured it out when I was 14 or 15 and I met a guy in high school who I thought was really nice looking and quickly realised I actually just found him hot. Ironically a few years later after graduating I saw him on Grindr hahah but he was never particularly kind to me anyway so nothing actually came of that.

I think I probably would’ve figured out I was gay way earlier if it hadn’t been drilled into me by my parents at an early age that it was absolutely NOT ok to be gay and also I definitely wasn’t gay no matter what anyone else said. They knew as far back as that but to this day they won’t acknowledge it cause they got those hardcore republican anti-gay values and whatnot.

I have an absolutely insane amount of things running across two machines right now because I’m a moron. XD

But the ones that actually see a significant amount of usage are:

• Romm (Video game rom archive)
• Plex & Jellyfin (Movie and TV streaming)
• Komga (Book/Comic/Manga archive)
• Nextcloud (File/Cloud storage)
• Metube (YouTube downloader)
• Overseer/Sonarr/Radarr (Media Requests for Plex)
• PeerTube (Fedi YouTube)
• Pixelfed (Fedi Instagram)
• Mastodon (You all know what this is lol)
• Audiobookshelf (Audiobook archive)
• Immich (Photo backup and organization)
• Mealie (Recipe manager)
• Vikunja (To-do list app)

For those who don’t know, Meta reached out to big instance admins and invited them to some kind of meeting:

https://mstdn.social/@stux/110567524159195690

Stux didn’t go but was invited, and confirmed this. Those who went were made to sign an NDA.

I’m of the opinion that we should defederate right away from Meta’s service. I don’t see any advantage to giving them a chance as their whole modus operandi is collecting and harvesting user data. The whole NDA stuff really rubbed me the wrong way.

I’m using a Framework laptop and the Linux experience on it has been great :) Also is very easy to repair so that’s a plus!