liferea

I've been using Liferea [1] for years, and while it doesn't do automated content analysis, it does allow you to group feeds into folders, then get an aggregated view of the folder as a whole. It also allows "search folders", which are saved cross-feed searches that are exposed through the same folder interface. I use Liferea as my desktop client, but with TT-RSS running on my VPS as the underlying data source. [1]: https://lzone.de/liferea/ https://github.com/lwindolf/liferea

> I've never had the infamous 'Arch updates are unreliable' issue. Is it certain packages that are more prone to it, or something? Liferea is currently broken as of the latest update 5 days ago due to https://github.com/lwindolf/liferea/issues/1217 I also suffered from the grub issue mentioned here elsewhere, had to rescue my laptop after it became unbootable (though it was very simple to Google the problem and to fix it). I don't think using grub is particularly unusual choice in packages. I also had to downgrade Samba and wait a couple of weeks for a fix to a bug it had mounting password protected shares. Again, Samba isn't exactly an exotic package. Also had to downgrade something in my audio stack (I forget if it was pipewire, pulseaudio or a kernel issue that was the root cause) and wait a couple of weeks for a fix due to bluetooth i

Ive been using Liferea which works well enough https://github.com/lwindolf/liferea

Liferea, for Linux users: https://github.com/lwindolf/liferea