Questions about mbin and insterstellar
https://lemmy.world/post/22694285
Questions about mbin and insterstellar - Lemmy.World
I recently made an mbin account bc I like the idea of one account that does both
threads and microblogs (only want microblog for a couple mastodon people, don’t
want to need multiple accounts). So far I’m finding the setup of mbin in general
a little confusing, and I can’t join their matrix for some reason. I also want
to know if there is any way to show the entire picture on threads in
interstellar, as it currently shows the middle third, and I’d rather see the
whole image while scrolling. I know the app is capable of it since it does that
on microblogs. Also, are there any mbin apps (preferably for Android) other than
interstellar?
How is Lemmy-mastodon interoperability, and what can/should be done to improve it?
https://lemmy.world/post/22667441
How is Lemmy-mastodon interoperability, and what can/should be done to improve it? - Lemmy.World
Basically just what the title says, how well do they work together/interact with
each other and how can it be improved? I don’t like microblog-style social
media, but there are some people and/or organizations that I’d like to follow
(for example, Nick from the Linux experiment). To my knowledge, I pretty much
just have to keep mastodon around to see microblog content. I’d really rather
just follow the few people I want to from here and otherwise maintain the
current functionality of Lemmy. One option could be to have a client that uses
both platforms together, but I think that would just be clunky (like the title
of this post, sorry about that). Another would be to add the ability to follow
people into Lemmy, but I think that may mess up how Lemmy is intended to work.
The last option I’ve been able to come up with is turning a mastodon user into a
community, kind of like the reverse of what mastodon does to Lemmy communities.
I know a lot of people probably don’t want microblog-style functionality on
Lemmy (I’m one of them for the most part) but I think the entire concept of the
fediverse is kind of a moot point if the various different platforms can’t
actually interact properly. Right now, it seems like mastodon is the only one
that really talks to other platforms the way they’re all supposed to. I’d really
like to be able to access all of the fediverse’s content from right here on
Lemmy, because it is my favorite fediverse platform and part of the point of the
fediverse is to only need one platform for all of the content. Let me know what
y’all think about the current state of interoperability between Lemmy and
mastodon (or just fedi platforms in general) and what can and/or should be done
to improve it.
Why does firefox hide most settings?
https://lemmy.world/post/22631984
Why does firefox hide most settings? - Lemmy.World
Tl;DR: why settings not in settings menu, makes no sense I recently started
using firefox and was very frustrated with how large the UI was, how it
autofilled entire URLs while i was trying to search something, and how it
changed my system’s titlebar buttons (minimize, maximize, close) to windows ones
when I changed the theme from the default. I just found out about about:config
and was able to solve every major issue i had with firefox literally within
minutes, so why do they hide most of the settings? it makes way more sense to
just put the settings in the settings menu. also, why hide the compact density
option? on a 1920x1080 display the default is about an eighth of my screen, my
taskbar is only like 60% of that. having tried a couple of firefox-based
browsers, i can confidently say the only thing any of them do better (aside from
telemetry that can be easily turned off) is their settings. why does firefox
hide most of the settings?
Why is Firefox so big? - Lemmy.World
I recently switched from Vivaldi to Firefox bc chromium. I’ve since realized
that the tabs, address bar, and bookmarks bar are like twice the size of other
browsers. I’ve tried a couple Firefox based browsers and they all do the same.
How can I make Firefox a normal size so I can actually see what I’m doing?
Made a Tuxedo OS community - Lemmy.World
Not sure if anybody on here is actually looking for one, but I went ahead and
made a community for Tuxedo OS. The community is for the distro and not the
computers (bc I only use the distro) but given that there is no tuxeo computers
community rn its fine if you post stuff for the computers.
Can raspberry pi 3b+ run a jellyfin server?
https://lemmy.world/post/22335223
Can raspberry pi 3b+ run a jellyfin server? - Lemmy.World
I used to have a jellyfin server on an old desktop but now my only spare
computer is a raspberry pi. It should be able to install the app but would a
raspberry pi 3b+ actually be able to run a jellyfin server at a usable level?
I’ll probably mainly use it for CD rips, so it shouldn’t be super demanding but
the raspberry pi isn’t super powerful either. What do y’all think?
What apps/programs do y'all recommend?
https://lemmy.world/post/22295653
What apps/programs do y'all recommend? - Lemmy.World
I want to know what kind of apps/programs y’all recommend to people or just use
personally. This is just in general, could be anything from a game to a media
codec. I personally use Linux but stuff for other operating systems is welcome
too.
Good mobile Linux projects to try?
https://lemmy.world/post/22257531
Good mobile Linux projects to try? - Lemmy.World
I’ve been interested in trying mobile Linux for a while now, but the spare
devices I have (Samsung s9 and Nexus 7 2012) aren’t supported by any I could
find. I know it’s possible to make it supported myself, but that is well beyond
my skills. What would y’all recommend as the best project(s) to try out,
especially with the plasma mobile DE (should it be called Mobile Environment
instead?) and with support for those devices?
Block is my favorite button - Lemmy.World
Blocking keeps my feed nice. See people being assholes? Block them. See a post
discussing something I don’t want to hear about? Block them. See a community I
don’t want to hear about? Block them. The greatest thing about social media is
the ability to never have to interact with someone again at no detriment to
them. Blocking is good.
mastodon stuff via Lemmy? - Lemmy.World
I’m fairly new to the fediverse, but my understanding is that different
platforms are supposed to be able to share content between them. I have always
hated most social media and reddit was the only one whose layout I could stand,
so my favorite fediverse platform is Lemmy. I do have a mastodon account but if
I can get the same content here I’d rather just delete it and use a platform I
like. Is that how it works? If so how do I do that/know when I’m doing it?
