I was the cool guy with all the chats in one place: Pidgin.
I was the cool guy with all the chats in one place: Pidgin.
At this point Microsoft could use the .odf standard and people won’t notice that and they will be using MSOffice anyways.
Only a fraction of us would use LO or OO or anything compatible.
They even use System 76 hardware.
We need something more simple compatible with Lemmy for hobbyists and for those who don’t want to be all day setting up things every time.
I also was thinking about my own personal instance, because I want to see everything federated and then choose what I don’t want to see, but everybody’s tutorial is different.
Man, I miss the good ol’ times with “upload via FTP, run the “install.ext” file in a browser, setup database credentials and then you have it”.
Fediverse needs single-user applications.
Kobo has a good support for alternative OS software and they are good.
Didn’t know nothing about that Hisense. Just wow, thanks for sharing.
The idea behind federation is, that individuals host their own instance and connect (federate) with others individual’s instances.
But that’s not easy for less tech savvy people.
Most likely the new internet. That, where every website was created with money in mind.
Just like the good old times of internet. When every kid had a hobby and installed a forum software into a shared hosting to spend time with others. “If you build it, he/they will come.”
That screen looks sexy
IIRC there is an open source project for forums communities.
It’s called SMF I think.