My Android Stack

By chimo on (updated on )

I have a Samsung Galaxy S5 currently running LineageOS (without Google Apps).

Apps

AndStatus
Social networking client. I use it with my GNU social instance.
AntennaPod
Podcast Player
Barcode Scanner
Barcode Scanner
Conversations
Jabber (XMPP) client.
To connect to my Prosody server.
DAVdroid
Contacts (CardDAV) and Calendar (CalDAV) sync.
I have it sync with my Nextcloud instance.
Document Viewer
Viewer for many document formats
F-Droid
Catalogue of FOSS applications for the Android platform
FreeOTP
Two-factor authenticator
HN
Hacker News client
IceCat
Browser (Gecko-based).
ICSdroid
Synchronize remote ICS calendars to the native Android calendar app
IR-Remote
Infra-red remote controller for my Tv and soundbar.
K-9 Mail
Email client
Supports PGP via APG or OpenKeychain.
KDE Connect
KDE Integration.
Kore
Remote control for Kodi — Open Source Home Theatre
I run Kodi on my Raspberry Pi.
NewPipe
Lightweight YouTube frontend. I like the fact that you can send videos to Kodi through Kore
OpenKeychain
Manage OpenPGP keys
Integrates with K-9 Mail
OpenTasks
TODO list.
It syncs to the ownCloud Tasks webapp via DAVDroid
OpenVPN for Android
Client to connect to my VPN server.
OsmAnd
Offline/online maps and navigation with OpenStreetMap
Nextcloud
View and upload files from/to my Nextcloud instance
Practice Hub
Tools for musicians, including a chromatic tuner, a metronome, and a pitch drone.
I mostly use it to help me tune my guitar.
RedReader
Reddit client
Revolution IRC
IRC client.
I use it with ZNC.
SatStat
GPS, sensor and network status
Simple Last.fm Scrobbler
A music scrobbler. Modified to submit to my GNU FM instance.
Transportr
Public Transport Companion.
Termux
Terminal and SSH client.
wallabag
Wallabag client.
Syncs with my wallabag instance.
Wi-Fi Privacy Police
Prevents your smartphone or tablet from leaking privacy sensitive information via Wi-Fi networks.
μlogger
Location tracker.
I use it with my instance of the μlogger server.

Recent articles from blogs I follow

The Scunthorpe Problem

I was talking with a friend recently about an email of theirs running afoul (🐔) of another aggressive filter system, because they dared to to talk with someone called Dickson. I know right, they’re the absolute worst. For those unfamiliar, this is the The…

via Rubenerd November 21, 2024

In which Neil is surprised by the lack of an HDMI cable

Some modern technology decisions baffle me. Today, I was sitting in a meeting room. In the room was my friend, with her laptop. Her laptop has an HDMI port. Also in the room was a screen, onto which my friend wished to display her laptop’s desktop. The screen …

via Neil's blog November 19, 2024

Helm: JSON schema generation

Helm charts support the inclusion of a values.schema.json file to validate values.yaml. Documentation: https://helm.sh/docs/topics/charts/#schema-files A JSON schema is akin to defining the structure of and type-annotating a JSON file. It helps to “shift lef…

via not just serendipity November 14, 2024