Lexi Sneptaur

Oh good. 6.1 seems to fix the only bugs that have personally bothered me. I’m stoked!

I don’t think it’s an American prison.

Lmao yeah exactly

Systemd makes life easy. It also makes Linux more teachable. I like accessibility and don’t even mind this

It tends to be a little slower than mainstream social media, but I don’t expect that to be comparable nor do I expect it to improve quickly.

The user base is too small.

I’m going to also recommend EndeavourOS. Or, if you’re game, just go for Arch. Sure the first time you install will be painful, but you’ll learn a lot about how everything works together. Then you will be more proficient at fixing it if and when you break it.

Another, with regards to inbox and user replies. My inbox count will not refresh unless I refresh the entire page. Navigation should update the notification badge. Replies need to be manually marked as read. On Reddit, one could simply click the reply and it would be marked as read, much like an email. This might be a good thing to implement.

Permalinks to comment chains are buggy and need their functionality improved. I spend a lot of my time on Lemmy commenting and conversing with other users. Once a chain exceeds about 8 replies, it becomes increasingly difficult to find the thread with the permalink button from my inbox. This is a problem that some mobile clients have solved, like Mlem, but it should also behave correctly on desktop.

It’s good enough for Apple, it should be good enough for you. There is always a quality loss with such things. You’ll have to test it and see if you like it.

Good ole VNC should do the trick. Use VNC server on the Mac and then remmina or KRDC on the Linux machine.

You got any data to back that up?

Because it’s canonical’s thing they’re marketing to server markets

These are awesome changes. Thank goodness I have one less thing to change on any given install.

This is not something you should do on a forum like this

And here all I can think is “latter-day saints”