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@cnx @fdroidorg @captainepoch @husky All our rebuilds of Husky from v1.4.0 til v1.5.3 have been reproducible, so most likely, the newer ones still are. We'll see for sure once our rebuilders catch up with the backlog.

@AAMfP @fdroidorg It looks our current rebuild hasn't reached your latest releases yet. Based on the output from v6.8.0, it looks like an issue from the tooling itself that is likely fixed in newer versions. I don't recognize the specific issue, perhaps someone else does? I'll try to bump up the priority of rebuilding your latest release.

verification.f-droid.org/name.

@SylvieLorxu @fdroidorg @IzzyOnDroid I totally agree that people should only file useful issues based on concrete solutions. Most of the issues we are seeing in our mass rebuilds are the classic timestamps and sort order issues. These are generally easy to spot in the output we are providing. For fixing timestamps, I recommend reproducible-builds.org/docs/s For sort order issues, usually the dev has to just add sorting to the code, like codeberg.org/iNPUTmice/Convers

@IzzyOnDroid @S1m @fdroidorg @SylvieLorxu we aim to support signer key rotation. We would greatly appreciate it if those who know about bugs would file them in our issue tracker so that we can track them. Also, we welcome contributions there.

@IzzyOnDroid @fdroidorg @SylvieLorxu I would be happy to see your repo become ! As you well know, F-Droid only endorses verifiable free software projects.

It is also great to see all your work on . We are continuing to build upon our years of effort there. Our approach is focused on identifying issues and getting things fixed upstream as much as possible. Then devs do not need to use any special tools to achieve reproducible builds.

@voxel @fdroidorg It is now. v1.20.0 and newer are all reproducible, for example: verification.f-droid.org/org.f

The "failed" page only shows failures since we are highlighting those to fix them. Check the JSON API for the full history, e.g. verification.f-droid.org/org.f

We're starting a sprint to look at all the issues preventing #ReproducibleBuilds in all the apps we ship. Most of the issues are simple fixes in the upstream code, like unsorted outputs or timestamps included in the build.
You can help make the #FreeSoftware #Android ecosystem be more reproducible! See the failures here and help us report them upstream: verification.f-droid.org/faile

@D22 @fdroidorg It will download the F-Droid.apk, and if a device is available via adb, it will try to install it using adb. We have some other ideas how to help the user get the APK installed from the desktop, we are also open to ideas and suggestions.

We wrote a blog post about trust and how to have a verified installation of our client.

One such source for the client could be our CLI tool, that recently got the ability to download the F-Droid.apk.

Read more at
f-droid.org/2024/12/11/verifie

@hyakinthos @zacchiro The Tor Project is not a good candidate, they have actually been trying to lessen their involvement in browser work for a while. It is difficult and resource intensive. It does help that is now contributing. More orgs and devs should join in!

This week in #FDroid (TWIF):

- european-alternatives.eu lists software and apps that come from the EU, some of them are regular guests in our TWIF
- we found a YouTube video about apps that are NOT on a centralized app store
- aTox and UniPatcher were updated again after a long hiatus
- Kodi fixed many bugs
- OsmAnd~ has a lot of new features
- Status, VLC and Zulip were also updated (and 111 more apps)
- MRT Buffy is new and helps you commute in Dhaka

Read more at f-droid.org/2024/11/21/twif.ht

This is the example of the kind of feature that the is driving to implement. It could have been implemented long ago, but there was no pressure for Google to do so. Notice how they implemented it in , not Android. Apps that implement this are then tied to Google's proprietary stuff. That's their way of maintaining control of the ecosystem. theverge.com/2024/11/21/243025

Happy 37th anniversary of the Max Headroom Incident, to those who celebrate.

I would love to see an analysis of the power dynamics of how all the browser companies are working together on the code base. Of course, has an oversized influence, both because is dominant but also because Chromium is a Google project. I can't imagine is a pushover there. , and probably have much less sway, but could join together. Are there useful avenues for resources to have more impact in the Chromium ecosystem?

@hyakinthos @zacchiro I'd say we should judge them based on their decades long track record rather than details of the manifesto. Plus is there any organization or approach that can realistically replace ?

@zacchiro I get the feeling, but I think that's unfair the decades of work Mozilla has already put in to keeping the browser ecosystem more focused on users. Mozilla is a problematic organization for sure, but it is also the only major force in the browser ecosystem with some kind of focus on putting users first. What else is there?

When the ÖAMTC ambulance helicopter flies overhead in , it is an experience. Its fast, loud and strikingly low to the ground. Its the only helicopter I see. For me, this event represents the social system. It flies in reserved airspace, private aircraft aren't allowed. Trips are covered by health insurance. I compare this to living in , where most helicopter flights are some rich asshole flying around for no good reason. This helicopter reminds me another world is possible

@xkummerer @Sonstwer hängt an welche "threat model" man hat. Einfachsten gesagt: vermeide diese Apps bis Updates installiert sind.

It seems we have some excellent news! The SDK now seems to be licensed under GPL 3.0, making the @bitwarden client fully open source again: github.com/bitwarden/clients/i (github.com/bitwarden/sdk-inter). If this change stabilizes into the next release, I can remove the warning in my blog post again.

H/T Philipp Hofer, thanks for noticing and sending me the links!

@keepassxc @fdroidorg

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🎉 PSA: F-Droid users! 🎉 The Tuta Calendar app is now available on F-Droid 🥳

❤️ You can get the Tuta Calendar app here: f-droid.org/en/packages/de.tut

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