Its been a few days of using the app and honestly I’m loving it a lot more than Spotifys UI, only downside is no good way discover new podcasts similar to what I like but honestly that’s an easy internet search, so I guess there are no downsides that I can’t easily fix.

Me when I forget why I’m in a directory, then remember, but forget again

Thanks for the suggestion, will check it out

I switched to Spotube because none of the music apps even have most of the weird songs I listen too, but I still have spotify only for podcasts because there aren’t any platforms that have all the ones I listen too and I’m not looking into finding new ones.

I also don’t want to have 10 apps for 1 podcast each, the closest replacement would be YT music but in their infinite wisdom they combined accounts across videos and music, I don’t want to see followed music artists in my subscriptions on the video app and I’m not paying for 2 premium accounts to keep them separate.

Also apple podcast & music sounds like it might be enough, but I’m now switching to iOS only for podcasts, I like my sideloaded apps thank you.

Sorry I had to vent as this as been pissing me off for a long while.

Glitched/bug machines are the best in games, I used to enjoy Reid Captain on YT when he would use some physics bending engine to move so fast it’s basically like teleportation.

Maybe I should add a button to view hidden folders

Not the most up-to-date all the time, here are a bunch of apks and a single old appimage I did for testing https://drive.proton.me/urls/QEVQW91PAG#rdeWJPqYZyW0

• This app is made with flutter, meaning I can use single code base to build to most platforms, I am not very experienced with flutter yet, so I couldn’t find a way to only give it access to your files without full access without bugs, maybe I missed something or did something wrong.

• There are very small amount of libraries for markdown support that are good, so for example code block themes are imported individually so to avoid including 50 types of code themes, I just chose 2 (light and dark mode) that I thought looked good.

• Yeah search is actually a lot harder to do, especially the way I made it, which I kind of ended up shooting myself in the foot on that one, due to lack of foresight.

• Hidden folders are filtered out because things like archive and trash are just hidden folders in main path.

I appreciate the feedback, I am finally getting more than just a “Looks cool, man” and “That’s nice” reply.

I personally don’t like Obsidian on mobile, but to answer your question, this is all just a kind of learning experience as this is the second app I have ever made, so not much.

Locally in any folder you choose, currently I set it up to sync through the nextcloud client app, but in the future I want to see if I can add options for bi-directional syncing myself inside the app instead.

I believe you need to sign in to Gmail first

They leave the borders in ruins (the door left open)

In a void, anything can the “The most ____”

I do like apple as a company over Microsoft and Google but that’s like saying you rather eat a frog over spiders and cockroaches.

I would love one but spending that much for something I won’t use that often seems like a waste on money, especially since my current laptop got a decade of life left with Linux.

Neighbor is slowly transitioning to better fortifications, barbed wire will come in after the fence is taller /s

To make our laptops look clean and minimalistic, they made us buy a bunch of dongles and adapters.

Screw it, I’m buying a rugged laptop with the thickness of a desktop PC next

I am the Lorax, I speak for the trees, and the trees speak Vietnamese

Sammy over here listening to death metal

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