It’s my favourite music player on Android as well. There aren’t many folder players and I think this is the best one. Glad there is a new update now.

Yup. Couldn’t find any FOSS launcher to replace it. However I have an apk from before the times they got bought, though I also blocked it on the firewall and always used like that anyway. It doesn’t get update from Aurora Store too because it’s in the blacklist.

— Yo, comrade, which launcher are you using?

— Eblan.

— ???, I just asked a question.

— The launcher is Eblan.

— Ohh!

Currently it’s quite buggy but I can see this replacing Nova Launcher for me in the future.

I hope they can pull this off because we really need this.

Your guess is correct. It should be 2007 or so. :)

Oh I see, it’s an older setup.

That’s actually fine. Though why not regular Windows 7, is there a special task for your VM?

Sometimes I forget it’s been that long ago. -_-

I mean, even Microsoft doesn’t give a shit about Windows server since Azure runs on Linux. :)

That’s probably true if you consider Linux server vs Windows server. Windows server sucks.

Wow, seriously who tf uses Windows home server?

Shouldn’t bought from Ea-nasir.

That’s actually genius. I love ActivityPub.

No problem! I’m in the same boat since I have to deal with Android TV as well but it sucks. It’s hard to find an open source alternative for anything. It’s a sealed box unless you install a custom ROM which is not the case for most of the devices, especially smart TVs. You can sideload apks over adb though, if you can find an app that is not on Google Play. If you don’t use a Google account, you have to sideload everything anyway (which is what I did last time).

There is TV Bro as @Babalugats suggested but it’s not comfortable as Browser and it’s not so up-to-date. Most of the open source apps you’ll encounter have the same issue. It’s not that developers don’t want to develop apps for Android TV, it’s just Google (and manufacturers) don’t let them to play around freely.

Wish I could help since I looked for this a lot but sadly Android TV is a barrens for FOSS apps. Though following this thread if you find something.

Currently we use Browser at home, at least it has an adblocker. Generally I hate Android TV. I would use a LibreELEC TV if I could.

I have a netbook from 2011 and I use it as Pi-hole and Jellyfin. You can add a backup system as well. Just go with headless Debian, you’ll need every bit of CPU. Then you can just ssh into it and do everything like that.

As a lazy person, I just prefer sftp on thunar.

I don’t think so. This one has Android build but it seems to be in alpha stage.

This seems to be a Foliate fork. I have a blurry font problem with Foliate and couldn’t use it for a while, but this one doesn’t have that bug. Thanks for sharing.