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samsung does so for long time
samsung does so for long time
not when it comes to server software. In that regard, linux is infront.
why would you need a text description when you can just look at the image
this app uses java swing?
Linux Mint. Yes, it’s not that interesting, but as many others point out, it just works. Both on my laptop and desktop pc. No issues for over two years.
then they will start downloading new apps that you might be interested in automatically
okay. if they had never done it maybe. but its in Google maps already. So they already have all the data available. Making the code to show transit, with having access to their internal API’s is probably very easy.
Just look up a local bus provider API. Very easy to just make a request. Google probably has their own API already that bundles all transits from over the world.
it’s such an easy thing to code. They take ages for basic features.
it’s a lie