Leaflet
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| Leaflet | yukino | |
|---|---|---|
| 7 | 6 | |
| 341 | 156 | |
| 0.0% | - | |
| 0.0 | 9.6 | |
| over 1 year ago | about 2 years ago | |
| Dart | Dart | |
| MIT License | GNU General Public License v3.0 only |
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Leaflet
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Nokia?
–potatoproject
- Just out of curiosity, I'm asking of your several default/favorite apps
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What’s your favorite type of fries?
actual potatOS
- What is the best notes app for Android in your opinion?
- Sorry I only speak FOSS
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What to Flash
I am currently on Pixen, but PoSP seems to be really polished, maybe I'll flash that soon: https://potatoproject.co/
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Good Flutter Open Source projects
You can check out my notes app, https://github.com/PotatoProject/Leaflet. Completely null safe + most components are self made
yukino
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How can I build this application from source?
3.Clone the repo: git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/yukino-app/yukino
I recently found a repo that I want to install. I think it's written using java/vue and uses yarn. The repo provides a prebuilt install in the form of an .appimage file, but I want to install it as an app for use with application launchers. If this repo is the source and it's compatible with linux, shouldn't I be able to build it into an application? There's instructions for buidling it for development builds, but I'm not experienced enough to know how I can go about building it from source. I suppose I could just create a symlink to the .appimage and write a desktop file from there, but I want to at least try to build it from source first. I'm not sure if it's possible, but any help would be appreciated!
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anime downloader on linux
Here are two I found looking up "Linux anime" on GitHub https://github.com/yukino-app/yukino https://github.com/manga-download/hakuneko
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The failure of Nekkoto.
Interesting app. It's basically like AnYme, but a much less superior version.. Yuniko App: https://zyrouge.github.io/yukino-app/
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Yukino - yet another anime/manga app
Here you go: https://github.com/zyrouge/yukino-app#technology
What are some alternatives?
Butterfly - 🎨 Powerful, minimalistic, cross-platform, opensource note-taking app
fastani-app - Source code for the shiro app
Simple-Notes - A simple textfield for adding quick notes without ads.
Transmissionic - Remote for Transmission Daemon
fourinarow-app - An online version of the popular game four in a row, written in Flutter + Dart on the client and Rust on the server side.
yukino-app - Yukino lets you read manga or stream anime ad-free from multiple sources for free! Available for Windows, Linux, MacOS and Android. [Moved to: https://github.com/yukino-app/yukino]
memo - Memo is an open-source, programming-oriented spaced repetition software (SRS) written in Flutter.
raven-reader - 📖 All your articles in one place. Beautiful.
nexus-tools - Installer for ADB, Fastboot, and other Android tools on Linux, macOS, Chrome OS, and Windows
hakuneko - Manga & Anime Downloader for Linux, Windows & MacOS
flutter_ui_challenges - Updated for Flutter 3.x ** 100+ Professional UI implementations with Code in Flutter. Available in Android, iOS, Linux and Web
Kamyroll - Kamyroll is an anime streaming app offering the Crunchyroll catalog. Featuring a premium unlocking device, Kamyroll will allow you to watch all the animated and thus offers access to the simulcast 1 hour after the broadcast in Japan. For offline viewing, you can download the videos in the quality of your choice in MP4 format, allowing you to view them on all your devices. No advertising in the app, whether it is while playing videos or when browsing the app to the delight of all.