I use Typewise. It’s not open source but there is a offline version. Both of your needed languages are available. Unfortunately the price is very high. But the honeycomb layout is pretty good, once you are used to it.
I use Typewise. It’s not open source but there is a offline version. Both of your needed languages are available. Unfortunately the price is very high. But the honeycomb layout is pretty good, once you are used to it.
In your favor, it’s pretty similar.
According to your username, your instance is “lemmings.world” and not “lemmy.world”. So change the instance and login should work.
I use Todoist. Beside the website there are apps for nearly every device and new tasks are simple to add with their natural language support.
Jesus Christ how staggeringly incompetent is the national government that no tech ceo can find a way to explain to them there is no way to govern content without having access to it via a backdoor, which is to fundamentally break encryption.
Pretty sure they know that it’s not possible without breaking encryption. They just want to blame the tech companies because their bill ‘doesn’t demand it’.
I use Liftoff and also test Thunder. Liftoff has a complete search function and Thunder a very pleasant UI.
Jerboa doesn’t work with my instance at the moment, as it still runs on version 0.17.4.
I have Liftoff and Thunder installed alongside Jerboa. Development off all these is so fast and with every release there ist something new to explore. And since every app has something special, I will follow them for a while.
I also use Niagara Launcher. Went pro about two years ago.
I like the minimalistic look and the alphabetical drawer. Also the widget for calendar and clock is neat. And the media widget only shows up when needed, as well as the chosen media apps.
It’s great to see what happened in the last 3 weeks. Thanks a lot to the developers.
Thunder is a great mix of functions and UI. The compact mode is really great.