openScale VS Simple-Gallery

If so, I would suggest a integration or a way to import data from OpenScale https://github.com/oliexdev/openScale

https://github.com/oliexdev/openScale I track my weight with this. It has a bunch of other features I have never used.

openScale (version 2.5.1): Weight and body metrics tracker, with support for Bluetooth scales

You could get a scale that works with OpenScale, and run that in a container on your network. Not sure if that'd work for your needs. https://github.com/oliexdev/openScale

It's an unfortunate future and I fear that the cat is out of the rucksack. If you're looking for local only robot vaccum there's still https://valetudo.cloud/, similar to gadgetbridge for fitness bands, openscale bluetooth scales and home assistant/homebridge for IoT devices.

I actually found an open source app on GitHub here (it's on Google Play too), purporting to support many Bluetooth scales, as well as having it's own functionality to read/interpret the scales with a nice GUI.

I would check out the openScale git. You'll have to dive into some Bluetooth sdks to bypass manufacturer APIs. https://github.com/oliexdev/openScale

There are openscale and workout time, both on fdroid if you want. I started using ~normally open scale yesterday. Looks nicee.😅

Simple Gallery ( https://github.com/SimpleMobileTools/Simple-Gallery )

Google Photo → Aves & Simple Galery

Google Photo → Aves & Simple Galery

Hello! I am currently learning Kotlin/Java and I was wondering how could you edit this gallery to only show images/videos from a specific folder Here is the link: https://github.com/SimpleMobileTools/Simple-Gallery Thanks for reading!

the advanced editor is not open source, so it cannot be added on f-droid. It is available only via Google Play or get the proprietary app variant from Github at https://github.com/SimpleMobileTools/Simple-Gallery/releases

If you are going to break that habit, and I'd sincerely encourage you to do so, try out Simple Gallery. It can do a lot more than Sony Gallery, is open source (meaning free, no malicious code in any way and getting updates) and you can effectively report bugs if you encounter any.

Simple Gallery Pro (version 6.26.8): Photo editor & gallery. Crop pictures & edit photos offline, no wifi!

You can download Simple Gallery Pro from their GitHub for free. If you like it, you can donate or pay for it on the Play Store.

I'm not seeing a similar issue posted on Github. I agree this is frustrating. I've tried different photo gallery app and storage solutions but unfortunately always come back to Google Photos. It's really good. I'm hopeful that PhotoPrism will offer a competitive hosted solution soon with a reasonably priced family plan.