To be fair, I’m in the same situation. Fedora, Libsteam_api.so and more dependencies and all. Do want to share it out, even if I didn’t work for me. No idea if it is a case of “Source only” or if the devs don’t really know what they are doing and forgot to remove non-free dependencies like the Steam Integration.

In fact, it use some of the Clam-AV databases too.

Gonna wait for a couple of years then. Building a fully compatible new web-engine from scratch. It takes time. Do get why you felt the need to advertise the project either way.

It is based on OpenStreetMap too. It seems mostly a different map renderer + dofferent UX which tailor more to mobile. Read a bit more their blog, it seems to especially take care of replacing Qwant Maps, as an efficient Private and GAFAM efficient alternative for the French market. A web-app for maps, for the French, by the French. (It also has a blog entry about how people have Anglicized the term to juste use “Maps”, often to allude to Google Maps as a common day word, which is ineed terrible practice to do)

DivestOS was a fork of it for good reasons. LineageOS doesn’t offer the same privacy or security features Divest had in the first place. https://divestos.org/index.html

Here’s an actual FOSS cross-platform alternative with Windows, Mac and Linux (Need to be manually compiled and still experimental) https://screen-play.app/ https://gitlab.com/kelteseth/ScreenPlay