From what I understand, F-droid regularly audits a few new apps for malicious code

That’s a good point, but how can a malicious code be add to a source code from github? I mean if you only use trusted applications repos (most of them are already on f-droid anyway) there shouldn’t be any concern right?

But reading from the link you posted there’s some chance of a MITM attack and send a malicious payload directly to Obtainium? (Correct me if I’m wrong).

Github is not neccesarily the same source used to generate their binaries.

Didn’t knew that :/

Thanks for sharing your knowledge !

Care to elaborate? I do not fully understand the meaning of your claim :/. I use Obtainium for everything and haven’t had any issues until now.

Still curious from your perspective the meaning of what you said.

They have a working fix underway ! Check their github repo :)

imo a monorepo is better for retrieving information than if you split it out. Forgejo search does not work across repos, and imo even if you used a provider that does, it is always more complex to have to look in many places vs 1. I would advise you try putting all your personal scripts in one place rather than spread them around. I only give my apps a seperate repo when i am ready to share them with others and i need that clear boundary for access.

Thanks for the tip ! Yeah, there goes my idea to host forgejo to the drain. If I can’t search across repos that’s a big NO ! I thought to use repos like a book and separate everything according specific subjects :/. Humm, maybe I should give Git-server + mdBook a try like someone suggested below.

I keep a note called _focus that i go to when i am overwhelmed. It contains my “seven W’s”, which are links to separate notes which are purposefully kept simple.

Haha, that’s a nice way to refocus your mind on what’s important ! Thanks for sharing your personal way to refocus on what’s important ! 💖

I have already tried most if not all alternatives proposed by alternativeto.net. Joplin and logseq are both great but they have some limitations that breaks my workflow.

• Logseq is mostly bullet points
• Joplin i can’t remember why I didn’t liked it :/
• Zim is maybe to barebone?

Thank you for your insight !

Hmm, I don’t have experience with hosting Forgejo, but my intuition tells me that because it has relatively many features, that its administration is more involved than if you only host a Git Server.

Yeah that’s what I’m afraid of… The maintenance seems a bit complex and it seems to be solved with a hosted git server :) Seems promising I will give it a try !

Thank you !!

Thank you :) I have hidden my post In case someone was already writing something. I will delete it after a few hours and I’ve already posted it back to PKMS. Sorry I didn’t used PKMS as keyword :/.

To answer your question… Yeah I suppose analog note-taking is probably the best, You can write without any limitation in every direction !