It looks like I was wrong. There are some promising voice recognition projects:
However, many of them only work in English or Chinese at this point.
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I saw in one of purism or the dev board holders video quake II running .
Anyone know if that was native or on wine and where will we be able to get quake II from when the L5 drops ?
Desired Apps not on list at time of writing:
- RSS Feed Reader (e.g. Google Reader, Feedly, Flym)
- Budget App (would super nice if Money Manager Ex ported, or at least something existed that interopād with it)
- OpenStreetMap fill out missing data in the field app (Street Complete porting would be a god send, Vespucci port would be nice too, but is not quite as streamlined)
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The quake2 package in Debian Buster says that it runs on all architectures, so Iām guessing that there is some kind of emulation going on. However there is this project for Quake 2 on ARM:
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Anything decent for taking notes and easy access - search for them.
On Android, so far my favorite app is
āColornote Notepad Notesā.
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Password manager. I would like an app for storing passwords. I currently use Enpass. I love it for a couple reasons. First they donāt have central storage of your master file. You have some choices on where that might reside, and second, itās widely supported and available on Windows, iOS, Android and Linux. It has worked flawlessly
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For what itās worth both GNOME (Password Safe which is compatible w/ KeePass) and KDE (KDE Wallet which can import KeePass) have native manager solutions.
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Iād like to see Anki flaschards running on L5.
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Pokemon Go (obviously)
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It is included in Gnome Calculator if you switch to Advanced Mode.
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While I suspect this is a joke, I will go ahead and answer in case itās not. Pokemon Go wonāt happen on the Librem 5 anytime soon. Niantic wonāt release a Linux build (ever) and I think it will take some time before the options for running Android software are mature enough to run Pokemon Go. Maybe Anbox will get there eventually, but I donāt think anything is close
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Hi; thank you for your offer !
What about Proton Mail ?
Does anybody use this mail provider ? It needs its own app due to E2E encryption. Correct me, if Iām wrong but itās not compliant with K9-Mail client, so same result with the LibremOne āpackagingā
Hereās my christmas whishlist :
- GPS with real time traffic
- parking payment apps (PayByPhone, OPnGO etc )
- a weather app with source in EU
- a voice recorder
- Shazam or SoundHound
- a firewall to block flows and check data usage on the network
and sure iām gonna get kicked out
- Xiaomi Home (for my vacuum cleaner
)
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I have a ProtonMail account. It works with web browsers. So you should be able to use it with the Librem 5.
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Does ProtonMail have a progressive web app?
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Yes they do. I looked at it. Itās not bad. Though I havenāt used it much since they have native apps as well.
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āgottaā cach 'em all !ā - so catchy ainā it ?
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Software I use on my Windows Phone I would like to see on the L5 (in no particular order):
- some sort of messaging app,
- a speed trap app,
- a parking app
- an office suite (including a text editor and a spread sheet program of course),
- an rss feed reader,
- Soundhound
- a rain radar,
- TuneIn,
- a compass app,
- a pdf reader,
- an e-book reader,
- a file explorer,
- inventive apps to create music,
- a Linada-like app to access files in the local network,
- a decibel meter,
- a bar and qr code scanner,
- an alarm clock/timer/stop watch app,
etcetƩa, etcetera
And of course I hope I can reach my bank, Youtube, Netflix, my cable providers tv-on-the-go site, my favourite radio stations, and all the other services for which there will not be an app through a great state of the art browser.
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Crucial:
- Signal
- MySudo
Wishlist
- Protonmail client
- Spotify
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What about 911 text app?