@travisdh1 most modern android devices are now encrypted by default?, if the app is sharing a file between devices, I would still want that file encrypted.

@jaredbusch Jared, why you got be so damn arrogant all the time, you just like to be there watching for someone to jump on like some bully, If the app is storing data on the phone, I would want it encrypted, no if's or buts....I'm surprised there are any actual users that want to use this forum because of you, you are good at what you know and you know it, but you do come across as a complete twat sometimes....(but suppose you already know this)

@scottalanmiller This could work as well, I do use Keep on my phone for reminders, never thought of using it for this purpose though.

We are also using google docs to share this information, I want something a bit more phone friendly, and preferably an app.

I understand the transport will be encrypted using google drive or Dropbox with ssl, im not confused about that...I'm meaning the app itself stored on the phone.

@scottalanmiller I know, I Know, some people don't like change Scott, you can try and tell them to your blue in the face, and as for some app developers.....Say no more..

@dustinb3403 that might work well, I'll give that a try, thanks Dustin.

@jaredbusch does need to be encrypted tbh, it will contain wifi passwords, server passwords, login details, master keys for sites basically.

can anyone suggest an application that runs on mobile that two users could share information about different sites, e.g passwords, serials and general information regarding multiple separate sites, I know there is keypass but that just seems to keep data locally on the phone.

@scottalanmiller said in Ads for 3rd party stuff in Win10 1803...:

@stuartjordan said in Ads for 3rd party stuff in Win10 1803...:

It will be a sad year 2020 when the last best Microsoft OS leaves us....

Only so sad because...

1. It left us effectively long ago.
2. It was never as good as non-Windows alternatives. Just seems good compared to more current Windows.

I agree that the alternatives are superior, I've got many Linux servers running pbx's, nextcloud, hosting etc but unfortunately many businesses I support are still using bespoke windows applications that you just cannot get away from.

It will be a sad year 2020 when the last best Microsoft OS leaves us....

I'm a glances fan.

Good Photoshop alternative: https://krita.org/en/

This cheers me up, I would love to see all businesses embrace linux one day.

2012...ouch, scrap this one then....

what a crock of shit this is: https://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/3034494/eu-votes-to-effectively-ban-memes-electronically-as-article-13-passes

@emad-r said in ONLYOFFICE Desktop Editors, an alternative to LibreOffice, got new tab-based interface:

@hellonadya said in ONLYOFFICE Desktop Editors, an alternative to LibreOffice, got new tab-based interface:

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Navigation panel for Table of Contents in the left

Noice, so this desktop app can it connect to NC server and or cloud files ? I assume this makes it more faster think Outlook OWA vs desktop client.

Now that would be pretty smart if it could.

it's a shame the Original owners of Screenconnect sold themselves out, but these buyouts normally end up making the product twice as expensive without any decent further development.

I've moved over to XCP-NG, anyone else using this as well yet? Ive tried and used Hyper V, I'm just not a fan of it tbh compared to xenserver/XCP-NG