Has to be organic maps.
I was a big supporter of OSM+ but its just too buggy to be reliable - My last trip it constantly said "keep left" when driving ( a topography bug apparently) And it has got the wrong route too many times.
Unfortunately organic maps relies on your phones TTS for voice navigation - and I can't seem to get that working with grapheneOS (even third party TTS)
Debian 12 is my first step into the Debian world. Is it just a matter of sudo apt update/upgrade to receive the release or are there extra steps?
I loved Joplin until I realised that your data is stored (locally) unencrypted.
I moved to https://crypt.ee
Its not aimed at sharing or peer to peer so I might be missing the mark - but have you looked at https://crypt.ee ?
You probably already know this, but favourite everything you use regularly-
The samples section also seems to be worse for me, its no longer folder based and just loads everything.
On a positive note, it looks a lot nicer!
I feel the exact opposite!
Maybe it will just take time to become accustomed to it
Open up jerboa + your browser,
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Search for the subjects/communities that you are interested in.
Long press (mobile) on the title and select open in app.
The jerboa app will load the community and you can subscribe.
You can't take the sky from me
So this sent me down a rabbithole.
I can't answer about exporting data but having just done some research the 2 best options I have found for a privacy focused solution (open source) are either:
Bangle JS https://banglejs.com/
PineTime https://www.pine64.org/pinetime/
For me the bangle seems superior - I'm tempted to get one!