The submission’s topic is the Android version, though.

Osmand is slow

Yeah, rendering speed is atrocious. Organic Map renders much smoother.

Maybe if Canada builds a border wall and makes Trump pay for it.

Google putting more stuff in a keyboard that don’t belong in a keyboard. How surprising.

hmm EU can move manufacturing to Ukraine.

There’s the slight inconvenience of Russian bombs, though

there is no trade.

But there is and what’s remaining in trade is exempt from Trump’s tariffs because of him being a Putin fanboy.

Get a Fairphone. Buy European.

I don’t think so. Cannot remember that it did. Fog did though.

The tech sounds useful to bridge cell towers in rural areas among each other to skip satellites and laying cables.

Back when I was still in university, dormatories’ internet was established using a similar tech to the main campus. It was great, except on snowy days. Then there was just no internet at all.

Highlight user defined points of interest (viewpoints, benches, picnic tables,…) as well as to display officially defined hiking routes in a different color.

Maybe it’s possible but I didn’t see how to do it but in Osmand I can easily set multiple waypoints, so viewpoint in 3km, waterfall in another 3km, etc.

IMO Osmand is more of a toolbox than a mere navigator. OTOH performance is dismal. Everything is stuttering all the time whereas Organic Maps is smooth. So I have both installed for different use cases.

In 0.19.4, section “Moderation enhancements”

But this is about admins being able to block URLs, not about mods of communities.

URL Blocking, at last. Now I can block all those AI shit websites on my communities :D

Huh? How? I don’t see anything about this in the six linked changelogs.

Try Summit, it’s slick!

Yeah, yet another proprietary app is really the place to go.

Thunder works great, it FOSS, and under active development.

Kinda. The MS 365 subscription can be ordered from the app store. I don’t know about installing the Office applications afterwards, whether they then can be installed from the store.

Just putting their own games on the platform would be money down the drain

If they heavily rely on some frameworks very much tied to x86 Windows that required massive efforts to port, sure, but usually they don’t for the simple fact that video game consoles and smartphones exist. Microsoft very much supports gaming on ARM platforms, most notably Nintendo Switch. There is no reason why Doom I+II isn’t officially available for Windows ARM.

the app dev is given full access to the device

That’s not how sandboxing works.

I just plan my hike on the Komoot website and then use Osmand to route and record my track. I have the map configured to highlight official hiking routes and benches, so I can plan breaks.

I’m not sure. I usually find trails on Komoot and then set waypoints in Osmand to match the trail.

Osmand is still better for hiking, despite the flaws it has otherwise.