That’s just a bandaid on capitalism’s issues. Urging people not to support the biggest actor will never work in the grand scheme of things, when said actor provides their best immediate interests.

Isn’t it enough to have a single offsite backup?

Whats the risk? My uptime is pretty good and I host from home.

Why not host at home?

But it’s not self hostable.

Not self hostable and not secure by default.

Do you know where I can find them? I will seed them all

Piracy is cool, but I prefer to use community-driven software rather than ones driven by corporate profits. I prefer a model where many can contribute to it, fork it, and for which making integrations is much easier thanks to its openness.

Wow this app is amazing! It doesn’t have dependent tasks, but it does have sub tasks, which I guess is close. Thanks for the suggestion! :)

Does it sync to an open format so I can manage tasks from Linux too?

Does orgmode have sub tasks and dependent tasks?

Edit: looks like it does. Now figuring out if existing apps support this feature.

You’re right, thanks for pointing that out. It does seem that almost no one read to the end, and that’s on me.

As long as the keyboard is constrained by your screen size, the ergonomics in typing speed and error rate are far worse than desktop terminal. If the keyboard is not constrained by screen size, like a sufficiently large physical keyboard, by definition that is no longer a smartphone or mobile phone experience.

I addressed the physical keyboard thing one or two comments above, here: https://lemy.lol/comment/9872524

I’m sure it works for you but it’s not what I’m looking for

I’m excluding TUI’s because you’re right, they’re pretty different and share some of the ununiformity of GUIs. Still, the command line world remains vast and with that interface you can do a lot, and it is fairly uniform.

there’s parameters

That doesn’t change the uniformity of the interface. Of course every application will need different parameters. Now do they receive these different parameters via a similar and uniform interface? I say yes. I enter it via keyboard, and for the most part they all use space delimited flags, most of them hyphenated. I’d call that pretty uniform.

To phrase it another way, if all GUIs started using the same names for all parameters, it remains non-uniform interface, and it wouldn’t solve 1% of the issue with GUIs.

Out of curiosity, if you don’t see the CLI world as more uniform, why do you use it and for what benefit do you prefer it?

Then you’re constrained by the screen size, so it’s incorrect that you can make it as big as you want.

Despite the smartphone touch interface being worse for these tasks, the convenience of having a phone always with you and within a couple seconds of reach is a big benefit. It would be really nice if the interface could be made easier

Edit: sounds like you meant software keyboard. That is constrained by screen size and hence cannot be as big as I want.

Below is my original comment which assumed you meant a physical keyboard of sufficient size.

If you’re carrying around a big keyboard with your phone, you’ve officially exited mobile phone territory.

Mobile phone is hand-held and pocket sized by definition.

The medium is a touch screen

That’s more like a GUI than a CLI. You have input boxes, buttons, sliders, gestures, scrolling, drag and drop, etc, and their different combinations. Many apps do almost the same thing, except giving you a different interface and a different combination of these steps. You listed some of those variations yourself.

How is that the same as the uniformity of the text only interface? That’s far more different than differences in syntax, but still text. Two hyphens instead of one hyphen for a CLI flag is a really small difference.

The keyboard experience is limited by the small size

I have not tried the keyboard you linked. Does it solve this issue?