How can I share to printer app on Android?
Is there any way of adding more apps to the 'share' option? I'd really like to be able to share to my printer app.
The only apps available to share to are not apps that specifically deal with documents.
Tia
Is there any way of adding more apps to the 'share' option? I'd really like to be able to share to my printer app.
The only apps available to share to are not apps that specifically deal with documents.
Tia
This is an area of Photography I really struggle with. So I'm interested to learn if anyone has any good tips for capturing photos of trees.
It's winter here in the UK and most of the trees are now leafless.
Grateful for any thoughts.
I'd like some streaming help please.
I've got a linux mint laptop, a windows pc, an nvidia shield and films that I'd like to watch from anywhere. Can you suggest a best way to do this, or any 'best' method that I can adopt?
I'll add that I'm not great at Linux, and all these devices will be on sleep mode when I'm away from home (apart from my nvidia) - which I believe is always on.
If possible I'd like to keep costs down, but I'm open to learning some new stuff.
Thanks for any help.
Edit: tarted up text.
This may not be the correct place for this, if so please point me elsewhere.
My other half doesn't have broadband, so I'm looking to write dvds so we can watch then on a dvd player.
To this end I've gotten a copy of ashampoo and downloaded some films (.mkv files) and I'm now looking to copy them onto dvds. Now I know I can't just copy the files on, and the software's asking for mpeg files only.
Has anyone come across - or know how to actually convert and write properly? A guide perhaps?
I know it's old technology, but it's gotta be better than just watching the crap on free tv. TIA.
Edit: many thanks to all for the great - and varied answers. Certainly lots of info to 'chew' on.
Just started using the above setup and gotta say this is the bees bollox - I'm so impressed by just how fluid it all works - free from an insane price too - it just works flawlessly!
I've got to add in here - Unchained (F-droid) which connects to an RD account and allows to search stuff and either 'aside' for later or download immediately - the app (imho) is wicked and definately worth checking out and supporting.
The great stuff aside, I have one general question: feel free to add more...
Saving stuff: I know that torrentio will save links into my RD account for me to pick up later, but can I get it to auto download into a folder of my choice - to any folder on my network? I can get it to save onto my phone (via Unchained) but then I've got to transfer it into my library.
I'm looking for a easy/lazy way I guess.
Any thoughts?
I've just found Syncthing and I'm blown away by this app. So, I'm interested if any of my other apps can be replaced by foss equivalents that can be synced.
My first suggestion is Obsidian - which, at first I had problems syncing with paid solutions, but syncs flawlessly with Syncthing.
Does anyone have any more suggestions? Ideally looking to sync between android devices, but any info is much appreciated.
Update : many thanks for all the suggestions - some good ones. Hopefully we can keep adding the ones we find that can be synced from local folders.
Is it possible to get sync to clear the cache? As someone who has ocd I'd like the option to leave everything behind me clean when I leave.
Edit: added words.
Does anyone know of a foss android app that will notify me if I load certain apps that I also need to use with vpn on?
I don't need my vpn always on, but I do for some apps. Ideally I'd like to be able to toggle the apps I want it to monitor.
If it could switch the vpn on as well that would be top.
I'm seeing this happen more of late: the message 'View more (1)' appears in-between a thread (the number varies by the way), when I click to expand the comments a message 'loading' appears followed by 'no comments added'. Why does it think there are more comments and why can it not retrieve and show them?
I'm using Sync for Lemmy.
I'm pretty thy a newbie when it comes to networking and stuff, but was wondering if it's possible to run jellyfin as a server on my shield. A bit fed up looking at plex and wondering what alternatives I have. Does anyone have any good suggestions?
Edit: thanks all for the replies and suggestions.
I downloaded fedilab from fdroid and it looks on the surface as though it can access instances of the fediverse as well as lots of other stuff - like I can see lemmy.world and lemmy.ml but not lemmy.ee but I'm not sure how to see individual communities - unless there's a post I can see to follow.
So my basic understanding of all this - coming from reddit, is that these instances all federate together - as one, so to speak.
I'm just getting a little confused here. So can anyone explain just how this piece of software works please?
Thanks.
What's the best functioning music streaming app for the tv - I'm currently using vi, but are there any others? I'd prefer ones that don't need a mouse to function properly.
I read that garlic pressed hard by the back of a knife releases oils, but then some recipes just say to chop. Are there any preferred ways or does it depend on the dish being cooked?
I have my calibre synced from pc to Nextcloud and use the android app to link them together.
I mostly read reference books - recipes, photography, history - so I don't need, or have the space to keep the books on my mobile phone.
This works great however, what I'd really like to do is read my books without having to download them first.
I guess I'm looking for a lazy approach to reading my reference books without storing them all on my phone.
Anyone have any different approaches that I can learn from?
Is there a way to cast from my phone to a first gen chromecast without using mobile data? I thought I could do this by downloading films to my phone and then stream to cc, but it seems to throttle my tethering data.
So I'm not sure if I'm understanding the way this works: I thought it would just cast from phone to tv - but it's using huge chunks of data for small films and my plan is limited.
Any advice on this or better ways to do this?