OSM Scout Server is way different from a bunch of tile files on disk. In addition to raster and vector tile support, it allows you to search and calculate routes. Essentially, you have map server in your pocket. So, you would probably remove those tiles later…
If you really wish to access these tiles from Pure Maps, its possible. But you will have to start a web server that can serve these tiles and write yourself small style for Pure Maps to access them.
It took me a while to find this post again. I had my head reassembled. That mapping program is super slick! I’m having some issues typing in an address and getting a result I want, but apart from that I’m stoked as hell about it. For all USA & Canada addresses a primary key is (house number, street name, postal code). It seems to want to get street name, house number, community, city, county, state, country.
The link to 2048 game is wrong and leads to authenticator
Great to hear! Search is a tricky business. However, default search engine - Photon - should be location-biased. Right now there are issues with that service, but I hope its will be fine soon (https://github.com/komoot/photon/issues/443). On L5, offline mode will be available as well, as on Sailfish. On Ubuntu Touch, offline may take some time to get fully packaged.
@adrien.plazas added 2048 game. Could you fix it, please? Don’t know where it should point to 
Woops, fixed. Thanks!
Thanks for the list! Just wanted to inform that the links for the Banking and TV Guide app are broken. They both have a false “l” at the end of the hyperlink attached.
Fixed links and sorting
There’s a feed reader on flathub called Feeds (the app is named gfeeds). It’s new and basic, and it fits well in the librem5 VM. It’s listed in gnome software.
How difficult would it be to try get Kodi ported for the L5, does anyone with more experience than me know?
I think it’s FLOSS so I imagine we have the right to change the code, it’d just be a case of how difficult would the port be. I’ve not got any experience with stuff like this.
As you can see here, Kodi is already part of PureOS, but not in the phone repository (compare Lollypop).
Building it for ARM is probably simple, but the UI probably needs work. Just find somebody to work on it 
I’m pretty sure there are already ARM builds out there for some of the Android Boxes that people load Kodi on and the Nvidia Sheild has an ARM processor as well. I think it would really just be the UI.
I was just wondering how difficult it would be to do so.
I’m certain plenty of people with L5’s would also be Kodi Users as well that’s all.
this one is done … tough it remains to be seen how it contributes to the overall battery-life expectancy and temperature of the L5 …
I added in flathub support to communityApps! It reads what has a flathub link on the wiki.
Two apps in particular that I would love to see work with the Librem 5 are yubikey and KeePassXC. Without a doubt, these 2 applications are ones that I use daily for accessing all of my resources. Open KeepassXC, put in your password, 2FA with the YubiKey-5C plugged into the power jack of the phone and touch the sides of the YubiKey to authenticate.
Check out app.keeweb.info, which works perfectly in the gnome browser.
Hey, here’s a couple of apps I made that should work on the Librem 5:
Also there is Password Safe, compatible with KeePassXC
A simple, but highly configurable image editor:
https://gitlab.com/AdamSchrey/image_and_buttons
I hope the L5s cameras will work soon 
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image_and_buttons is a simple, but highly configurable image editor.
The idea is to have a GUI that displays an image and a configurable
number of buttons and entries.
For every button and entry exists a shell script that does the image
manipulation.
The image is interactive and the clicked or touched position on the
image will be recognized.
If would be good if someone could remove my project reddit-client-gtk as now there are the projects giara-gtk and something-for-reddit which are superior reddit clients with support for libhandy and tested on the PinePhone.
