telegram-qt
Qt-based library for Telegram network (by Kaffeine)
openauto
AndroidAuto headunit emulator (by f1xpl)
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telegram-qt
Posts with mentions or reviews of telegram-qt.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2021-11-02.
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KDE Telegram Client? Meet Tok!
That's where we're now. Those free services are all (relatively) new and they still need to get some hang, but they have some enough that some kind and smart people were interested enough to develop a desktop client. Yes, in the ideal world (or at least my ideal world) people would just remembered about KDE-Telepathy and restart their work. I had some hope a couple years ago but definitely one man just can't keep up with the huge amount of work it needs, not just in KDE-Telepathy but in upstream Telepathy. Hell, it's a miracle that things like Telegram-Qt still move, albeit very slow.
openauto
Posts with mentions or reviews of openauto.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2022-11-17.
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What would be required between my car's wiring harness and a mini-pc/raspi to handle media and map steering wheel buttons?
Options are limited. Look here: https://github.com/f1xpl/openauto
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Way in over my head, any help would be great
Other than a DIY solution then possibly Open Auto (free and paid) could help?
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[Theme] Kustom UI with tasker integration. Server monitor, Car Page, Traffic Cams and more!
It would take a lot of time don't get me wrong & it can replace your infotainment center with a touchscreen & a rPi3B running OpenAutoPro but if you look at that feature set in the repo you'll see why it's wayyy better & integrates your android on multiple abstraction layers instead of just bluetooth. Plus the user interface is fully customizable with Qt (all open source)
- Anybody have any recommendations on radio unit upgrades. Something not terribly expensive
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[RELEASE] Spotify Car Thing Root/Unlock
Actually, maybe it's possible? This project seems like it could run on the Car Thing. https://github.com/f1xpl/openauto
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Android auto workarounds?
openauto, crankshaft
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[Discussion] Android Auto Alternative or Replacements, or Workarounds?
I dunno if this is the proper place to ask about this, but; we already know Android Auto is pretty locked down to Googly's services, and requires their apps for the extra functionality. I'm aware of some progress being made to work around it; someone did get Android Auto Running in MicroG as well as AACS and the wonderful reverse engineered OpenAuto
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I am a big noob please help me get openauto setup
I also tried sudo apt install https://github.com/f1xpl/openauto
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DIY car audio using a raspberry pi?
f1xpl/openauto: AndroidAuto headunit emulator (github.com)