SeekerAndroid VS Collabora Online

Seeker - Soulseek client

Seeker - Android client for Soulseek the peer-to-peer network.[for downloading high quality music.

Seeker

I've been using SpotiFlyer for months and it works 99% of the time. If you have NewPipe you can use it to download songs as well. Another app I've been using is Seeker and recently I've found Seal but the download speed is a little slower compared to the other ones I've mentioned, but it works just fine. There probably are some good music download apps on Google Play but I haven't downloaded any from there, I prefer open-source apps.

xManager. I also recommend Seeker for pirating music.

Music: Newpipe (casual), Seeker (hq) to save locally. Vanilla to play local music. Blade if you're paying Spotify or want Deezer's library.

Nextcloud w/ Collabora

Google Docs → Librera Reader, Collabora Office

A Collabora maintainer has answered that the feature is intentionally removed. See https://github.com/CollaboraOnline/online/discussions/5238.

Google Docs/Slides/Sheets: OpenOffice Document Reader can read and edit, but don't expect much. Collabora Office is a way better editor, it works but doesn't have as many features as Google Docs does. Neither of these options offer collaboration. Padland has collab through Etherpad but it's well-known how hard it is to get everyone you are working with switch to another app.

Collabora (Docker image) > Google Docs (the LibreOffice Online repo is currently stalled, isn't it? Either way I heard good things about Collabora)

On 1 October 2020, Collabora Online moved to its new home on GitHub, and started settling in the new infrastructure, expanding its fantastic community, and continuing the work to deliver the latest and greatest developments in productivity and collaboration together. Check our new community website for all the details! ;)

Is TDF officially giving up on the project? Are we meant to use Collabora Online only? ( https://github.com/CollaboraOnline/online ) - At least that project is still being updated. And given that it has the same open source license as LOOL (MPL) I am a bit confused by its existence. Would it not make more sense to have the LOOL "backend" hosted somewhere official, and the Collabora add-ons (authentication, UI, passing documents to LOOL) as the separate repo? The existence of this fork irks me.

On October 1st, Collabora Online moved to its new home on GitHub, and started settling in the new infrastructure, expanding its fantastic community, and continuing the work to deliver the latest and greatest developments in productivity and collaboration together. Check our new community website for all the details! ;)