In my experience, printers in general are terrible, but HP LasetJet Enterprise m series printers are excellent.
I assume you are referring to the behavior when F-Droid has limited permissions with regard to app installation (but maybe you're referring to something else):
If F-Droid is included as part of the system, such as with CalyxOS, as a system app, or with the F-Droid privileged extension (if that's still offered), then the app updating/installation behavior is a lot more like what Play Store has.
Yes, Aurora Store works alright for that
Obtainium looks interesting; thanks for sharing. I wonder about the security implications.
A hook is a mechanism for adding functionality at a certain point in a program's normal flow. As a simple example, imagine a program that works by doing three things in order. It could have hooks that allow the user to add actions before or after any individual steps. Each possible point in the flow is a separate hook. One way to implement it is with a directory for each hook in the program's configuration directory, where executables can be placed; the hook runs each executable in sorted order.
I didn't look up any of this, so it may not be the best explanation, but I hope it is helpful.
Matrix doesn't require you to set up a server.
@whatever and @Flyswat, you're right, it still happens with Jerboa 0.0.42. I didn't realize the behavior was related to the specific keyboard in use.
Is that from Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams?
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It's not exactly what you're wanting, but there is Remote Video Camera on F-Droid.
If I were doing it, I would look for an app that just implements the same basic functionality as a network-connected camera. Then video storage, alerting, motion detection, etc. would all be handled by something like zoneminder.