Tundra

Has to be organic maps.

I was a big supporter of OSM+ but its just too buggy to be reliable - My last trip it constantly said "keep left" when driving ( a topography bug apparently) And it has got the wrong route too many times.

Unfortunately organic maps relies on your phones TTS for voice navigation - and I can't seem to get that working with grapheneOS (even third party TTS)

Pinta is a paint .net clone:

https://www.pinta-project.com/

https://syphon.org/ is worth a look, its still in alpha but is very promising

Debian 12 is my first step into the Debian world. Is it just a matter of sudo apt update/upgrade to receive the release or are there extra steps?

Encryption

I loved Joplin until I realised that your data is stored (locally) unencrypted.

I moved to https://crypt.ee

Its not aimed at sharing or peer to peer so I might be missing the mark - but have you looked at https://crypt.ee ?

• Open up jerboa + your browser,

• On the browser, visit: https://browse.feddit.de/

• Search for the subjects/communities that you are interested in.

• Long press (mobile) on the title and select open in app.

• The jerboa app will load the community and you can subscribe.

With their sails unfurled?

Is aurora being incredibly buggy with the rate limits for you as well?

I would personally Install Calyx - you can relock the bootloader, the install is meant to be easy and the community is supposedly very friendly - you should be able to troubleshoot without issue.

(I haven't personally used it so YMMV)

Thanks for this, I look forward to reading it.

I would also recommend: "a guide to the good life" by William B Irvine