@b0rk I wrote a bash shell script around git that can do the basics. It can add, commit, push, present emojis. It limits commit messages to under 50 characters. It can revert back your commit, help start a new project, and even create or delete github repos using their api if you use an access token.
It's not as good as lazygit and others, but I wrote it as a learning tool and actually use it everyday. It even has a simple install script and man pages.
Before anything can happen you have to sever the desire from the anxiety. Sharpen the blade and get surgical, or desire shrivels and dies in the graveyard of the imagination.
Been using #grapheneos for about a week now and I just have to say WOW! I don't think I've ever had an experience on my phone that feels like I'm using my #Linux desktop/laptop. The amount of control this OS gives back to me that google and apple took away is staggering. I know no piece of tech is 100% #private or #secure . But damn is this close!
@jameshowell yeah I tried using OSM for maps and got it working pretty darn well. That said, I did break down and install Waze for emergencies where I need to hear those street names in an area OSM simply hasn't gotten to yet.
Otherwise, there are just a handful of apps I got from the Play Store that are necessary for me atm. LinkedIn, Github, Jetbrains Space, and a couple others. Honestly I just look at those as "one day I will replace you with FOSS."