Publish on F Droid
See original GitHub issueIt would be great if SilentNotes could be published on F-Droid although I have the feeling that building .NET applications could be a problem for them (at least it is in issue 114 and on keepass2android).
Until then @IzzySoft could take it his repo though.
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That’s true
Are you sure about that?
IMHO Microsoft tries to keep away-moving developers by creating compatibilities between their tooling and *nix ones. Mono and .NET Core are available for Linux too. Projects like Xamarin are running on *nix as well and there are pretty good explanations out there, how to develop under GNU/Linux.
Furthermore @borishonman created some documentation how to add support for F-Droid (at least for Xamarin).
I would really like the idea to have SilentNotes on f-droid, unfortunately f-droid can currently not host projects written in C#, I used this language so SilentNotes can be compiled cross-platform with a single code base. Hope one day I can include the app there.