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Sorry. Thank you for the clarification that you mean the actual term, and not just the fact of no mandatory payment.

I get what you mean, yet frankly, I do not believe such projects may be always free that are supposed to always be up-to-date for another system they have no official relation to, and keep it as a responsible hobby other people depend on.

It is free and open-source on Desktop at this moment.

Keyguard is a commercial app and unlocking a premium funds its further development and supports me (Artem Chepurnyi) directly. As of right now, only the Android builds distributed via Google Play store have main features locked behind a paywall, other distribution channels have a build with everything unlocked.

Source: keyguard.dev/docs/premium/

But it makes sense to pay for it, since Bitwarden is a constantly changing system and these projects based on it must always be up-to-date with their API changes, too. This is time and worry consuming, and should be compensated.

Thank you very much for the awesome project mentioned! I had no idea about it!
The marvel works great with Vaultwarden, too, it seems!

Though, Bitwarden system/clients are not so featureful as KeePassXC, for example, it’s a great alternative for a more adequate synchronization.

Will they then then replace everything with AI, gradually, including the calculator, image/video viewer, browser?
No, I will never want AI in my machine pre-installed, even remotely.
I prefer deterministic and accurate.
Those who like AI, may install AI.
No, fudge it. Delete it dead.

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Indeed… such an awful sorrow…

Such decisions for “AI” is a pure disgrace and a blatant disrespect to the history, experience, dedication, effort… love… of the contributors, developers, artists… people… of the whole project, and the infinitely marvelous history itself…

I will never consider this project for anything, and won’t recommend it to anyone.
There are more appreciated projects also mentioned in the comments, including:
- Dockhand by @Kirk@startrek.website ;
- Arcane by @Zeoic@lemmy.world ;
- Konodo by @FlexibleToast@lemmy.world ;
- Dockge by @girlnamedzero@piefed.zeromedia.vip ;
…

Thank you, dear Developers and Artists… for actually considering the art, effort, attitude, human… and being careful for the infinite history and future…

Never knew about this game, probably most people didn’t. They probably knew it too, so they needed to expand the visibility with something edgy and started sending review keys to AI-haters for reaction. Seems like it worked, such an obvious trap.

~ tarmo888
Source [comments at Gaming on Linux]

There’s no sorrowful “AI”, and it looks marvelous - purchased a license to support the heartfelt appreciated Artist, Developer…
Thank you… dear Sigil Games… the marvel… Art you do…

Related:
- divinumgame.com
- store.steampowered.com/app/1148130/Divinum/

From the first glance, it feels like a temperature issue where the foundation level is too hot resulting in the plastic to melt more than required.

Oh! I see! Just in case, Traefik has great options for debugging, and logging (e.g. TRACE log level)! Not to mention custom plugins! There’s a great Discourse based forum, and there’s both IRC and Discord Communities, too!

For the reverse proxy you may find Traefik marvelous, in case if Nginx/HAproxy is too featureful.