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@murena is it possible tot change where you store your backups with Murena?
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Murena Workspace can be used on your Murena smartphone or independently.
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@murena @gael @rikviergever But then, now you, @murena appears to be locking us in. You fork good FOSS projects and make tnem not work with alternative services. Do not do that!
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@murena is it possible tot change where you store your backups with Murena?
@ErinaK Even though this isn't possible at the moment, it's a high priority for our team, and they are currently working actively to implement it.
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@murena @gael @rikviergever But then, now you, @murena appears to be locking us in. You fork good FOSS projects and make tnem not work with alternative services. Do not do that!
@anderslund @murena @gael this is rubbish, we don't this at all. We are all about openness: open-source, open standards and open data. We literally implement this throughout our entire stack
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@anderslund @murena @gael this is rubbish, we don't this at all. We are all about openness: open-source, open standards and open data. We literally implement this throughout our entire stack
Some time ago I had to install davX5 from f-droid, because your fork stopped working with my nextcloud server. Or am I wrong? I wasn't able to make your fork work, fwiw.
And according to this post: https://todon.nl/@joenepraat/117032649454226520 you forked seedvault, making it unable to use external services for backups, and that appears to be more difficult to solve.
And btw, I really like /e/os, but I do not like being forced to use a specific service which I can't control.