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Fossdroid.com: Free and open source Android applications

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Re: Fossdroid.com: Free and open source Android applications

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Any advantages or differences over F-Droid, sans the glossier UI?

Popularity data, just this...it's a side project :)

Why not contribute to F-Droid, rather than 'reinvent the wheel?' https://f-droid.org/contribute/

Your site looks great and I don't mean to take anything away from it, but when I see something like this I think of it as merely an art project, something I might see on Dribbble. I would never download APKs from here for example, but have no problem trusting F-Droid's APKs.

Re: Fossdroid.com: Free and open source Android applications

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Popularity data, just this...it's a side project :)

Why not contribute to F-Droid, rather than 'reinvent the wheel?' https://f-droid.org/contribute/ Your site looks great and I don't mean to take anything away from it, but when I see something like this I think of it as merely an art project, something I might see on Dribbble. I would never download APKs from here for example, but have no problem trusting F-Droid's APKs.

Competition is contribution.

The relationship between LLVM and GCC is an example for this aphorism.

Re: Fossdroid.com: Free and open source Android applications

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Popularity data, just this...it's a side project :)

Why not contribute to F-Droid, rather than 'reinvent the wheel?' https://f-droid.org/contribute/ Your site looks great and I don't mean to take anything away from it, but when I see something like this I think of it as merely an art project, something I might see on Dribbble. I would never download APKs from here for example, but have no problem trusting F-Droid's APKs.

I know, it's a side project to learn Symfony 2. I love F-Droid project so i made this web app, I've contacted the authors of F-droid before doing this. Thanks :)
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