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This App for Android 7.0 and later (Android 16) reads RSS stream from LeMonde.fr. Thanks to Web scraping, it renders the article and its comments in the feed directly in native Android components. This App was also built to be as fastest and simple as possible. Material design guidelines were applied so you'll find: - A menu with your favorites and all categories - The ability to refresh the feed with "Pull to refresh" - And to customize the feeds to display - In the settings, a dark mode or a light mode

A simple notebook for writing text without cloud connections without a database, no permissions needed. It is open source. You can write, edit your notes, and you can hide your notes from prying eyes.

An unofficial Android client for Lingva Translate. Lingva translator is an open-source translator with over one hundred languages available.

Currently supported: albanska; amhariska; arabiska; azerbajdzjanska; bosniska; engelskt; finska; grekiska; kroatiska; nordkurdiska; pashto; persiska; ryska; serbiska (latinskt); serbiska (kyrilliskt); somaliska; spanska; sydkurdiska; turkiska.

Library allows you to browse BibTeX files on your Android device. Features include: * Clear presentation of BibTeX entries in a list * Search/Filter * Open associated local files (including file path conversion) * Open URL and DOI links * Minimal permissions * Can load library file from cloud storage via storage access provider (on Android 4.4 and newer)

VideLibri protects one from missing the due date when borrowing books from public libraries by downloading the list of borrowed books from the library webpage (WebOPAC), renewing all renewable books, and notifying you about non-renewable books, so you do not have to pay late fees to the librarians. Furthermore, the app has all the usual functions of an OPAC. Features: - Tested with 200 public and academic libraries in Germany, Switzerland, and Austria. - Supports 20 different kinds of OPACs from different vendors out of the box. - Custom XPath expressions can be entered in the app to select any data from any website, so any library can be added without compiling the app. - It shows all borrowed books from all library cards from different libraries in a single list, so you can always see which book needs to be returned next. - The list of borrowed books can be sorted by the due date, lending date, lending library, author, title, and other criteria. - The notification about a dooming due date is more reliable than reminder emails sent by the library OPAC since you can never know if an email actually arrives in time. VideLibri on the other hand stores all data on your smartphone, so the due date is always already there and does not need to arrive. - Renewing of borrowed books, manually or automatically before the due date to extend the lending period. - History of all borrowed books, so you can always look back at the books you had borrowed in the past, even after the books were returned to the library and are not shown anymore in the library OPAC. - Turing-complete XQuery search in the history that can answer arbitrary complex queries, like which borrowed book had the longest title and was borrowed more than once? - Search in the OPAC for non-lent books as well as ordering and reserving of non-lent books in some libraries. - Developed since the year 2006, it is the world's first universal library app and any other library app is a VideLibri copycat. - Open-source Some larger public libraries that were tested successfully are for example in the cities Augsburg, GGG Basel, Berlin, Bielefeld, Cologne, Düsseldorf, Lübeck, or Linz, or Munich. The entire list of all tested libraries and OPACs is too long for the app store page, but you can find it at https://videlibri.de/bibliotheken.html . The Android part of VideLibri has been translated into English. However, since most libraries in the list are German, they have German books with German titles. Additional resources like documentation and changelog written for the original VideLibri Windows app in 2006 remain in German. The Windows and Linux app are currently being translated.

Lorem Ipsum is a popular placeholder-text. It's often used for testing layouts and designs. This app generates texts similar to traditional Lorem Ipsum. You can specify how long generated texts should be by selecting the number of words, sentences or paragraphs.

An unofficial libre application to listen to LibriVox audiobooks. Some features it brings are: Finding books of different genres and languages Searching audiobooks by title, author or language with archive.org's API Downloading audiobooks to play offline Remembering position in audiobook and resume when played again Playing with the application in the background and with the screen turned off User interface in multiple languages (translations welcome!) The application has no ads and is also fully open source under the GPL3 license, so if anything is not to your liking, feel free to contribute!

The libre software Latin Vulgate Bible reader for Android.

You may know LibreOffice from the desktop - the free and open source office suite (successor to OpenOffice) with over 200 million users worldwide. It's secure and respects your privacy, not sharing your documents with anyone else. It's also available for Android in a simplified form, to view documents in these formats: * Open Document Format (odt, ods, odp, odg) * Microsoft Office 2007–365 (docx, xlsx and pptx) * Microsoft Office 97–2003 (doc, xls and ppt) LibreOffice Viewer also has experimental editing features, which are not yet suited to production use. (Experimental mode can be enabled in the app settings.) The software is open source and made by a worldwide community, so if you'd like to improve the experimental editing support, please join us! Feedback and bug reports are very welcome, to help developers improve the quality of the application. You can report bugs and attach files here: https://bugs.documentfoundation.org LibreOffice Viewer is built on the same technology as LibreOffice desktop for Windows, macOS and Linux. LibreOffice Viewer is released under the Mozilla Public License v2. The software is backed by a dynamic community, represented by The Document Foundation, a not for profit entity based in Germany. LibreOffice was based on OpenOffice.org (commonly known as OpenOffice). Full credits: https://www.libreoffice.org/about-us/credits

NOTE: App is no longer developed, source repo has been archived. Default server is down, you'll need to input an alternate server and an API key if needed. Features: * translate your text into up to 16 languages * 5 different themes * share translation easily from the app * completely open source * more coming... Supported languages (UI): * English * German * French * Polish * Portuguese (Brazil) * Russian * Turkish Supported languages (translation): This depends on the LibreTranslate instance. Translation: The LibreTranslate API is used for the translation. LibreTranslate is licensed under AGPLv3. Wiki: In the Wiki you can find a short UI explanation to get started. Licensing: Licensed under the EUPL-1.2. OpenSource: This app is open source.

Librera Reader is a highly customizable and feature-rich application for reading e-books in PDF, EPUB, MOBI, DjVu, FB2, TXT, RTF, AZW, AZW3, HTML, CBZ, CBR, DOC, DOCX, formats. With its intuitive, yet powerful, interface, Librera makes ebook reading a veritable pleasure. It even features a unique auto-scrolling, hands-free Musician's mode, with controllable speed. F-Droid version is based on the latest MuPDF and support Android 4.1+. The only difference between Librera FD (F-Droid) and Librera PRO is the absence of Google Play services and Google Drive book synchronization in Librera FD. # Just a few Librera main features: * Easy document discovery by configurable criteria: * Auto-Scan (user-specified folders) * Browse folders (using an in-app file explorer) * Recent (featuring a reading-progress indicator) * Support for bookmarks, annotations, and EPUB3 tables of contents * Configurable Day and Night modes * Configurable link color (hence, footnotes and endnotes color) * Support for many popular offline dictionaries * Vertical-scroll lock * Auto- and manual centering of documents * Custom ad-hoc CSS coding * Single-page view of two-page documents * Musician's mode with configurable scroll speed * Customizable TTS reading and built-in media player * Page-wise TTS recording to MP3 or WAV * Multi-word text search * Support for archived (.zip) documents * Support for RTL languages (Thai, Hebrew, Arabic, etc.) * Import and export of settings, auto-backup of current session * Leading initials in FB2 documents * RSVP reading (à la Spritz) * Movable bookmarks, w/ a floating indicator * And a whole bunch of other features for you to check out. You can read books in your web browser with the Librera Book Reader https://librera.mobi/online-book-reader/ The best way to fully appreciate Librera Reader, however, is to use our restriction-free Librera PRO version from Google Play. If you enjoy Librera, please consider making a donation: https://www.patreon.com/librera

Library is a Kotlin app that helps you to keep track of the books you have read or want to read. * Search books in Google Books (without any account) * Save comments and rating in a local database * Recommend books to friends * Available in English and Italian

LifeDots is for recording and analysing your life with ease in the 8 dimensions of time, event, location, notes and photo. Currently you can record any event by touching on an icon that you create, entering notes and attaching photos. Locations are automatically recorded (after you activate) in the background. Then you can browse your history, analyze statistics in charts, check the timeline of any event, and see your past geo locations. Further more, for easier viewing life from various perspectives, these analytic functionalities are interconnected: check timeline on any pieve of a piechart, review related history about a dot on the timeline, look at geographical passages related to a period of history, and go back to related history on a dot on the map. LifeDots is a free and open-source software. There is no advertising and no requirement for purchase of kind. All of your data remain on your own device. Internet connection is only needed for dynamically downloading the necessary and free map tiles when you need.

LightNovelReader is an open source light novel reading app, developed with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, providing light-wise size and smooth reading experience. Moreover, it has many useful features, e.g., EPUG export, offline read and multiple sources support. Features Developed with Jetpack Compose, providing smooth reading experience, supporting Android 7.0 - 15 Cache - support book content cache and offline first read. Explore - discover new book, recommendation ranking, label categories, key word search... Multiple source support - support switching between sources and even reading comic books. The data is independent between different sources. Bookshelf - complete bookshelf system, supporting creating and naming bookshelf, adding book to collections, book update notification Export book to EPUG file Passionate developers and more...

LinkDroid is an companion app for Linkwarden on Android. You can quickly share links directly to your Linkwarden instance via the context menu, access the webapp and manage your collection! Various options help in improving your Linkwarden experience on Android! Quick link sharing Built-in web browsing Direct connection to your Linkwarden instance Tablet support Support for various languages including fr, es, de, pt, pl, zh, uk, ... No tracking or third party-services Completely FOSS under GPLv3 license The app works best on Android version 13 and above. On lower versions the colors of the webview are messed up. If you know a fix for that please let me know! Make sure to add an auth token in the settings for an optimal experience. You're always welcome to leave questions, feedback and issues in the repositories on gitlab and github. We're always looking for new translators and contributors! If you have an idea for the app let us know! Support of API levels 21 to 26 was dropped in version 2.0.0 in favour of modern features.

The app currently has 8610 manual pages, 30 basic categories and a bunch of general terminal tips. It works 100% offline, doesn't need an internet connection and has no tracking software. Categories * One-liners * AI tools * System information * System control * System Recovery * Users & Groups * Files & Folders * Input * Printing * JSON * Network * Search & Find * Git * SSH * Video & Audio * Package manager * Text Processing * Compression & Archiving * Backup & Imaging * Hacking tools * Terminal games * Cryptocurrencies * Shell Scripting * Tmux * Regular Expressions * VIM Text Editor * Emacs Text Editor * Nano Text Editor * Pico Text Editor * Micro Text Editor Tips * Clear and reset the terminal * List of recent commands * Close a frozen window/application * Tab Completion * Temporary aliases * Permanent aliases * Chain commands * Command syntax * Cursor navigation * Redirection * Special characters in commands * View file permissions * Modify file permissions * Set file permissions via binary references * Running commands in the background * Scheduling tasks with cron

Butterfly is a note-taking app where your ideas come first. You can paint, add texts, and export them easily on every device. This app works on Android, Windows, Linux, and in the web. * Simple and intuitive: Every tool is in the right place. Open the app and start drawing. Change your tools by clicking on them. * Customizable: Change everything to your needs. Choose your custom color, create a palette, and add your pages to the paper. The paper has an infinite size, perfect for your ideas and notes. * Supports your favorite formats: Import and export are supported for images, PDF and SVG. Open these files directly to edit them. * Works on every device: The app is available for Android, Windows, Linux, and in the web. You can use it on your phone, tablet, or computer. * Choose where your data is stored: You can choose to store your data locally or in your favorite cloud (WebDAV). You can also export your data to a file and import it again. * Available in many languages: The app is available in many languages. Help us to translate this app to your language. * FOSS: The app is open source and free. You can contribute to the project and help to make it better. * Use it offline: You can use the app offline. You can draw, paint, and export your notes without an internet connection. * Use your favorite stylus: The app supports stylus and touch devices. You can draw and paint with your favorite stylus. * Write text: You can write text on your notes. You can change the font, size, and color. * Take photos: You can take photos and add them to your notes. You can also import photos from your gallery. * Editable: You can change the size, color, and position of every element after you added it to your note. * Add shapes: You can add shapes to your notes. You can choose between a rectangle, circle and line. * Structure your notes: Add areas and waypoints to your notes to keep them organized.

Linwood Flow is a free, opensource time and event management software. You can choose where your data is stored and who can access it. Group your events and manage places and people. The app is available for Windows, Linux, Android and Web. * Simple and intuitive: Every tool is in the right place. Open the app and start managing your time. Invite people to your events and share your calendar with them. * Support your favorite formats: Import and export your old notes and events. Set the app as your default calendar app and use it with your favorite apps. * Works on every device: The app is available for android, windows, linux, and in the web. You can use it on your phone, tablet, or computer. * Choose where your data is stored: You can choose to store your data locally, in your favorite cloud (caldav) or decentralized using S5. You can also export your data to a file and import it again. * Available in many languages: The app is available in many languages. Help us to translate this app to your language. * FOSS: The app is open source and free. You can contribute to the project and help to make it better. * Use it offline: You can use the app offline. You can draw, paint, and export your notes without an internet connection. * Manage your time: You can manage your time using a calendar. You can add events to it and share them with your friends. * Manage your places: You can add places to the app and share them with your friends. Keep track which places are free and which are busy. * Manage users: Add users to the app to keep track of who is available and who is not. You can also share your calendar with them. Add birthdays to the app and get a notification when it is time to celebrate. * Manage your tasks: You can add tasks to the app and share them with your friends. You can also add your favorite tasks to the app. Set a deadline and get notified when it is due. * Take notes: You can add files and notes to your events. Add a backlog to your events to keep track of your progress. * Group your events: Group your events to know which events are related to each other. You can also add tags to your events to find them faster. * Irregular events: You can add irregular events to the app. Have irregular meetings? Add them to the app and get notified when it is time to meet. Simply copy the event and change the date.

Manage multiple areas of your life with ease. ListMaker allows you to create a main list of categories which can each contain child lists of TODO items. Perfect for grocery, shopping, travel, and any other lists you can imagine.

Prepare to battle against the sophists of the world with this beautiful app. Steel yourselves, and begin to defend your mind from the language used against you by the sophists of the world. They are many, we are few, but with the Logical Defense app, we now have an extra tool in our box of rationality. Use this app to quickly look-up the logical fallacies we face when debating against the irrational. Call out those who are logically flawed and help to build a more rational society. Honesty is the first virtue, so let's be painfully honest towards those who attempt to use language as a form of mental abuse. Never accept a logical fallacy, attack the attacker, and spread logic and reason to those you love. Ok, enough rambling. This is an app that displays a list of the logical fallacies that haunt every rationalists' mind. Some features: - Left drawer that houses categories. - Share function -> Long press a fallacy to share it. - Nice about screen. - Language selection function. This is a fully open-source project (GNU v2), and the source is hosted on GitHub so feel free to fork me :) Feel free to leave your comments/suggestions. Thank you for downloading!

Logseq is a knowledge management and collaboration platform. It focuses on privacy, longevity, and user control. Logseq offers a range of powerful tools for knowledge management, collaboration, PDF annotation, and task management with support for multiple file formats, including Markdown and Org-mode, and various features for organizing and structuring your notes. Logseq's Whiteboard feature lets you organize your knowledge and ideas using a spatial canvas with shapes, drawings, website embeds, and connectors. You can visually group and link your notes and external media (such as videos and images), enabling visual thinkers to compose, remix, annotate, and connect content from their knowledge base and emerging thoughts in a new way. In addition to its core features, Logseq has a growing ecosystem of plugins and themes that enable a wide range of workflows and customization options. Mobile apps are also available, providing access to most of the features of the desktop application. Whether you're a student, a professional, or anyone who values a clear and organized approach to managing your ideas and notes, Logseq is an excellent choice for anyone looking to improve their productivity and streamline their workflow.

Open source e-book reader for Android. Supported e-book formats through the use of the crengine-ng library: fb2, fb3 (incomplete), epub (non-DRM), doc, docx, odt, rtf, pdb, mobi (non-DRM), txt, html, Markdown, chm, tcr. Main features: Most complete support for FB2 - styles, tables, footnotes at the bottom of the page Extensive font rendering capabilities: use of ligatures, kerning, hinting option selection, floating punctuation, simultaneous use of several fonts, including fallback fonts Word hyphenation using hyphenation dictionaries Ability to display 2 pages at the same time Displaying and Navigating Book Contents Ability to use bookmarks Reading books directly from a ZIP archive TXT auto reformat, automatic encoding recognition Flexible styling with CSS files Background pictures, textures, or solid background Animation of turning pages - like in a paper book or simple shift Customizable actions for touch screen zones View illustrations with scrolling and zooming - by long pressing on the illustration Select text and send it either to the clipboard or to another application, etc. Reading aloud with the possibility of using accent dictionary Built-in book library with search and/or filtering Simple built-in file manager for viewing the list of files on the device

Lyricistant is a writing app geared toward helping you write lyrics, poetry, or anything else you desire!Unlike other apps with a focus on rhyming, Lyricistant is first and foremost a writing app. It's made for you to use to write your lyrics, while offering helpful features to keep you in the writing zone.Its features include:Showing the amount of syllables per line.Contextually displaying rhymes as you type or select words.Easily saving and reopening lyrics that you've made.Showing you the history of your file.Both a light and dark theme that it can automatically switch between.Total offline support.What's up with the name? It's a combination of two words:LyricistAssistantLyricistant!