There should be increasing fines for each time this thing is brought and rejected.
well, so far it hasn’t been officially rejected, as there wasn’t a formal vote. it kept being postponed because the parties introducing it weren’t sure about getting a majority approval.
Metro is a discontinued fork of Retro Music Player, which was updated only a few months ago.
they’ve announced how it’s going to be continued during this year just over a month ago: https://blog.bandcamp.com/2025/03/04/why-bandcamp-fridays-matter-even-if-youre-not-releasing-new-music/
the next Bandcamp Friday is on May 2nd, all the money from purchases go to the artists that day, without Bandcamp taking the cut
or simply that people were mostly installing the app after seeing ads for it.
Lutris
the custom ROM I use (CalyxOS) already has it, and you can customise how long the device has to be locked for the reboot to occur, anywhere from 1 to 72 hours.
luckily you aren’t forced to use the official app, like you are with Instagram. Pixelix is really good, for example.
that’s Manjaro, not Mint.
The openSUSE build service mobile page currently offers browsing of projects and packages, checking the build status and listing requests.
The mobile feature tracking page enables you to stay up to date with all changes to the feature tracking database, search for features and display the features details.
The gallery mobile page gives you an overview of the currently published appliances of SUSE Studio.
YaSTroid is an android app that connects to a machine running WebYaST (with minor edits). Currently it allows you to read some of the data provided by WebYaST.
mmmm, Sunday slop
and they’re still happily doing business in Russia
the very page you’ve linked to lists what features are and aren’t implemented
yes, supplying a country actively invading one is exactly the same as supplying a country defending itself from the invasion. those are identical and must be whatabouted.