Fenreliania, Gamedev ExtraordinaireHi I'm on this account now, @Fenreliania is outdated you can stop following it and preferrably follow me here instead thanks
You can boost my selfies!
| Pronouns | They/Them |
| Games | https://fenreliania.itch.io/ |
| Casual account | @Fenreliania |
The Old Fenreliania (MOVED)
@Fenreliania
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Cute bi poly slime, 99% gender free.
You can boost my selfies!
You can boost my selfies!
FenrelianiaOh right by the way if you didn't realise, my gamedev account is @Fenreliania so maybe go follow that, especially if you were following my old account (@Fenreliania)
So to be clear: This account (sleeping.town) is for gamedev
@Fenreliania (glitch.social) is for personal stuff
@Fenreliania (mastodon.social) is old news, just an archive of all the stuff I've said and done thus far.
@Fenreliania (glitch.social) is for personal stuff
@Fenreliania (mastodon.social) is old news, just an archive of all the stuff I've said and done thus far.
Hiya! If you hadn't noticed, I'm moving my dev stuff over to Sleeping Town at @Fenreliania! This account will basically just be here for historical reasons.
@Fenreliania By the way check your follow requests! I imported my following list to the new account so a lot of y'all have got a request from my new account waiting :3
Hiya! If you hadn't noticed, I'm moving my dev stuff over to Sleeping Town at @Fenreliania! This account will basically just be here for historical reasons.
Anybody know of a good Mastodon client for Linux?
Like, I can take a window and push it up against the edge of the screen and it has a bit of a buffer where it snaps to the edge or corner rather than just going offscreen. I can put a window on top of it, and while resizing it, it will do the same thing with the edge of other windows underneath it. I can easily size multiple windows to the same dimensions this way, or divide a screen up nicely.
Windows: Works exactly how it's supposed to most of the time, gives you a wide area to do what you want within but limited levers to affect the OS itself.
Linux: High barrier to entry, requires a high minimum level of technical knowledge to even start using, often shaky. Significantly nicer to use if you meet those requirements, significantly more can be done about problems you encounter.
Linux: High barrier to entry, requires a high minimum level of technical knowledge to even start using, often shaky. Significantly nicer to use if you meet those requirements, significantly more can be done about problems you encounter.
fervour with measurea lot of people find web #accessibility a bit opaque and confusing, and as a result I've seen some well-meaning (but not always accurate) advice circulating. so to clear some things up (a thread)