

How would you say Calibre is better than just putting the epubs straight on the ereader?
a dude that likes gaming and tech (especially Linux) aro/ace


How would you say Calibre is better than just putting the epubs straight on the ereader?


Sounds good to me! I hope they support the open document formats better than onlyoffice currently does. Also euro-office isn’t a particularly good name, although it has the advantage of being explicit about where it’s based.


Nor does the fact that they went back on the AI kill switch and sent my information that should’ve been private to someone else’s computer a good thing.
when did they do that?


To be fair people liked the translation feature too


Misleading headline, it’s only one of multiple “addictive features” they’re considering banning to make social media less addictive.


You might want to point that out, maybe they didn’t realise tenor was shutting down.


That’s awesome! It’s a shame the first pr got closed because the maintainer prefers a worse provider lmao.


Klipy is probably a better option, afaik their api is a dropin replacement and the gif search is much better.


Agree, not a big fan of element’s interface either. Imo the point where matrix will be widely recommendable is when matrix 2.0 is done and widely adopted. Stuff like sliding sync is really important too


That’s emberrassing, I misread people talking in an issue about an open pr (https://github.com/cinnyapp/cinny/pull/2599) with them talking about an existing feature. That pr does seem reasonably close to landing though.


afaik both fluffychat and cinny support it, but they don’t advertise it well.


From the inauguration, which is kinda weird but understandable if you’re not very tech savvy. He didn’t ban them from new york in general


tbh I really don’t know for this solution, but you might like nextcloud, it’s exactly what you’re looking for, each part of the site is connected in that way.


They’re all cloud tools, but if you have a spare computer and some knowledge you can host it yourself.


To have a single user with multiple services you usually use a separate oauth provider, in the french government’s case that’s France connect but authelia is a good self-hosted option.
It’s possible these ones have a built-in system for this though, I haven’t checked.


This is only a part of france’s “LaSuite” (very original name guys), that seemingly will replace every equivalent american service.
https://lasuite.numerique.gouv.fr/
They generally work pretty well (demo on the site) and are a mix of homegrown solutions and rebrands of existing projects like matrix. All of them are open source.


looks great! Thank you for making this


I agree, but there has to be a certain bar of usability for it to be a viable replacement, since you need to convince other people to use it as well. Matrix is the closest one for me, but it’s not quite there yet.
that makes sense, I might try it sometime soon.
A lot of the books I acquire 100% legally have messed up cover metadata