@marcel @fdroidorg yeah, I get that.
But why can I get ProtonVPN and ProtonPass but not ProtonMail and Protoncalendar?
Additionally, their webpage is sometimes linking to the GitHub repository, so I can see the version and last change. Other apps on their webpage download directly without info on latest change and version.
I sent an e-mail to them, but they just mentioned it is as it is.
I tried #obtainium but sometimes it showed me a strange version number.Confused
@salexan @CollaboraOffice @fdroid (Edit: Seems the repo is already in F-Droid.) A different option could be to just add the APK download page ( https://www.collaboraoffice.com/downloads/Collabora-Office-Android-Snapshot/ ) to #Obtainium with a regex ^.*ARCH+.*$ where ARCH is your smartphone's architecture (i.e. armeabi or arm64) so Obtainium only grabs the latest APK for your smartphone from the list.
Bon c'est malin mais bon maintenant jme retrouve avec trouzemille store/dépôt ...
- FDroid (App Droid-Ify)
- IzzyDroid (App Droid-Ify)
- Obtainium (parce que y a des maj dans le dépôt Fdroid qui arrive beaucoup trop tard)
- Accrescent (parce que plus sécure ?)
Et vous, vous utilisez quoi ?
#Fdroid #IzzyDroid #Accrescent #Obtainium #Android #AppStore
I just updated the APK for v1.0.1 of #SilentShare - hopefully this fixes the versioning issue I was seeing with #Obtainium.
https://codeberg.org/NormPlum/SilentShare/releases/tag/1.0.1
@MuhammadFreeSoftware I haven't put it on any app stores, might look into that. I install all my apps via #Obtainium, and since I have added the APK to the Codeberg release, you can do that too:
https://codeberg.org/NormPlum/SilentShare/releases/tag/1.0.0
I did it! #SilentShare has been released:
https://codeberg.org/NormPlum/SilentShare
This is my first #Android app, built with #Godot. Give it a test, let me know what you think. The APK is attached to the release. Not sure how long #Obtainium takes to let you install it that way, but wasn't working for me just now...
#FDroid builds the apps themselves.
If you want direct releases, use #Obtainium
https://github.com/thunderbird/thunderbird-android
#Thunderbird is not on #Accrescent and they don't have an own F-Droid Repo, which is a shame.
@thunderbird would be nice!
Is Obtainium self-hosting? Once installed, can I use Obtainium to notice, download and install updates to itself?
Do you use #obtainium to install Android apps?
If so, good news:
1. #Pachli Current now has its own release page on GitHub, which means you can install it using Obtainium. https://pachli.app/2025/04/03/obtainium.html has details, with screenshots.
2. The Pachli download page (https://pachli.app/download/) includes Obtainium links for both Pachli and Pachli Current.
@organicmaps #Obtainium config updated, URL must be set to the releases page:
https://git.omaps.dev/organicmaps/organicmaps/releases
Updating the app works from the new source, nice.
@organicmaps @forgejo Thanks for the heads up, I changed my #obtainium to point to https://git.omaps.dev/organicmaps/organicmaps/releases . :D
I spent today changing my android phone from /e/ ROM to @GrapheneOS, and I'm pretty happy with it. I'm mostly using #Obtainium to install apps. It's been pretty smooth so far.
#Security enthusiasts wanted!
Vote to get #Brave on #Android through the #Accrescent store.
https://community.brave.com/t/603327
Currently there is no good way on #degoogle.d devices, only #Obtainium which is not really secure and often fails.
Quelqu'un sait pourquoi j'arrive pas à télécharger #lokas de #framasoft via l'application #obtainium ?
I need a howto on setting up #Obtainium.
I'll figure it out.
The tech shit is overwhelming.
Why haven't YOU switched to #linux ?
(Self, you know for some absurd/lucky reason your PC can't upgrade to Windows 11. October's coming. Get on it.)
Wanted to do DNS blocking pi thingy too.
One thing that was very easy was installing #GrapheneOS.
Can anyone hack a car?
Installing FOSS apps on your phone sometimes certainly feels like an eternal XKCD 927 purgatory.
- Apps by GrapheneOS for some GrapheneOS apps (and assorted 
other apps.
- Obtainium for installing apps directly from source/repos.
- Neo Store for installing apps who cannot be arsed to have .apk files in their repos (#AntennaPod), yet without dealing with the typical F-Droid shenanigans.
- Accrescent, because hell, why not! The more, the merrier!
- And, of course, Google Play Store for the corporate goblins.
#FOSS #GrapheneOS #Obtainium #NeoStore #FDroid #Accrescent #GooglePlayStore #XKCD #XKCD927
If you use #obtainium and want to try #Pachli Current I'm experimenting with a new distribution mechanism suggested by @TheDragon.
Open Obtainium, tap "**Add App**" and use https://github.com/pachli/pachli-android-current as the "**App Source URL**".
If this turns out to be helpful then I'll document it over at https://pachli.app
