Wish they'd add a little more to what end-users can do about it like switch to a non chrome-based browser.

It's a call for funding. I suspect the answer they want, is click on a donation link; regardless of which browser you're using.

So this website is asking for 25€ to "[pursue] DMA enforcement against LinkedIn". No timeline, no measurable goals, jump an ask for money.

Limitations are on the website - https://grapheneos.org/articles/ I don't care about google pay/wallet or android auto. My credit union's app does work fine, but even if it didn't, I'd still use GOS. It's great.

FWIW I've tested Android Auto before with sandboxed Google Play, works fine.

Yup! You can even get Android Auto to work without Google Play:

- https://github.com/sn-00-x/aa4mg

This is a fantastic find, thank you very much! I ended up switching from Lineage + MicroG to GOS for the android Auto support because I couldn't find something like this. I will be setting this up on my secondary Lineage device.

Once upon a time I would be happy to put custom ROMs on my phone and do all these patches.

These days I just care so much about "things should just work" that I cannot justify doing this. I cannot think about how I could spend time figuring out what to do when the repo is no longer maintained or something breaks for random reasons.

The value I get from either being degoogled or using GOS like I have for the last year and a half is worth the 3-5 hours time investment once a year or two when I get a new phone.

Agreed. Sandboxed Google play really is the non-tinkerer's approach on GOS, including for Android Auto.

Must be a recent development. Kudos to the GOS team for improving compatibility!

>I don't care about google pay/wallet

and if you did you could use curve pay instead. Basically the same thing with more features, the only catch is that they charge FX fees after surpassing a limit (but that can be mitigated by paying with the same currency of your linked card, thus never executing a change in the first place)

Any pricing on the physical game? Can't imagine this type of game being $69.

No mention of RAM either.

I use it and it's mostly great, but the experience on Linux desktop isn't the best as it feels like primarily a mobile app.

Off-topic, but Depeche Mode's Exciter came out in 2001!

Damn, I thought this was about the Gemini protocol.

https://geminiprotocol.net/

I rip and convert to FLAC primarily for the reasons you stated, but I also have to convert to MP3 when I want to play music from an SD card on my car's head unit.