Cool! Just remember it’s !dragonball@lemmy.ml not c/dragonball Lemmy’s community linking syntax is different ;)
Thank you for your work sir. Deepl seems to translate Chinese well, it could be used to provide the guide in other languages.
I think it’s pretty simple, these platforms get made in US or Europe. They get adopted there first, and by the time other countries make their way in there they become west centric. So they get turned off by it and leave. It’s like asking why Weibo is China centric (kind of anyway, it’s not exactly the same thing). In federated instances this doesn’t seem to be a big issue, there are Japanese Mastodon instances. I think same will be the case with Lemmy when it gets adoption.
Some clients have taken some steps. An alternative web client for Mastodon called Pinafore has a ton of wellness options. I’d like to see all clients adopt these, especially the main web clients.
Lemmy is new. REALLY new. It’s not as mature as other federated services and naturally also doesn’t have their userbase. It’s too early to say anything at this point. We need to wat for development to progress, users to come overtime and in the meantime share stuff from outside so we can have content to view here.
nobody knows about the mystical technology that is RSS. Actually, nobody except… podcasters, who haven’t gave up on it yet!
This isn’t compeletely accurate. rss is no longer mainstream but plenty of people still use it, many websites kept them for a reason.
Podcast is a decentralized medium, and one of which has survived the tsunami of centralized solutions that popped out altogether.
This also isn’t compeletely true, plenty of podcasts are hosted on platforms like Spotify and Apple Podcasts, all though you can still get rss feeds for them using rss bridge and getrssfeed.com
Thank you but I think we are better off posting all gaming releated stuff to !gaming@lemmy.ml, instance isn’t big enough to have dedicated sublemmies to individual games in my opinion.
I personally really like Mate and would recommend it. As for simple wall, these are the stuff AltenrativeTo lists.
You need to setup say bspwm and dwm, sure, but i3 just works. Also if we are going to talk about most people, most people also aten’t going to deal with remembering keybindings. They will just want to click around, so Gnome is also inconvenient. For clarification I’m not saying Gnome is objectively bad and you shouldn’t use it, however I personally feel like it falls short on some parts as a DE.
I don’t see the benefits. What is better in FreeBSD’s userland? What exactly is LLVM?