Yeah I checked and as you can see with these Lemmy and PieFed printscreens, it’s really the mobile apps which are not taking care of the issue.

I have never used it, but these crashes are reinstallation are preventing me from doing it.

Now I wonder why Steam OS isn’t allowing plugins naturally without installing DeckyLoader.

A bit like Firefox or Gnome are making good use of extensions to personnalize your system.

I know Gnome is known for making it hard on extension creators to keep up with their updates, but the worst I’ve had is an extension not working until it gets updated.

I only saw it on the games@lemmy.world community. On what other community did you post it too?

If people who subscribed to all of these comminities are seeing duplicates, I guess it’s really a Fediverse issue as I totally understand why you wanna post on many communities to reach more people.

Let’s hope a developper finds a way to solve it one day.

At least with PieFed and Intestellar, I was seeing the duplicates the same way as on Lemmy/Voyager.

Yes according to some people, but what apps do you use to not have the issue?

Because I’m mostly on the Fediverse on my mobile phone (iOS)…

Such a feature could make me switch from Lemmy/Voyager, although I really love Voyager UI and dislike Interstellar for now.

Well I only got one notification but I guess it’s because you answered to my question and it would be stupid to have two notification (one for the ping and one for the answer)

Well I didn’t know you were Dash. I feel honored that you answered to my post.

I enjoy reading your articles on the Bryant Review and I’m sorry if I thought that Gardiner wrote the article about RetroDeck when in fact it was you.

Thanks for taking note of the fact that the method you were using was creating duplicates and I hope crossposting solves the issue (although half of the duplicates shown on my feed were from Lazorne and not from you). If not, it ain’t such a big deal, just a small annoyance.

At least everyone now knows that the Bryant Review and RetroDeck are great and deserve to be known for it!

Well that would be a big plus for Mbin. Do mobile apps for Mbin also allow this?

I feel stupid asking but is perfect dark made aware of the problem with what you did? (Adding the @ before his name)

I’d do this if he wasn’t one of my favorite creators doing a lot of good for the Fediverse by publishing his content there.

It hasn’t started well for now.

First instance I tried said they were taking more people when the main Piefed page said they were.

And now, I’ve been waiting for 2 days for an answer from another instance…

If the answer is negative again or if I get none, I’ll go for the biggest instance available, but I’ll give up after this…

This would be way too much for someone who would just give a try to the Fediverse…

Well you convinced me to give it a try! I hope I’ll be able to interoperate with Lemmy and also export some of my settings.

To be honest, I’m probably not gonna use it enough to review it. Specifically, I’m really gonna use it like a grandma so I don’t feel like it would honest to review it.

It’s as if I asked my 9 year old son to review a car😅

I use Voyager and I feel like it’s easy enough to use and has a great UI.

Sometimes I just use Lemmy with Firefox and that’s when I feel a tad lost. It’s still useable if you put the effort, but it’s clearly not as intuitive as Voyager.

So maybe the Lemmy browser UI should be improved. Also it would be good to have an official Lemmy app for mobile phones as people can get lost with choices.

The problem with the Fediverse is always the onboarding and understanding the basics. Peertube or Lemmy are great but really intimidating for non geeky people.

Also the lack of some content can be problematic. On Lemmy I can find almost everything I want even if some comminities are almost dead, but on Peertube I can only satisfy 1 out of my 4 point of interest (Basketball, Cars and game reviews being the missing one and Linux being the fullfiled one).

I was paying for Kagi and quite happy with it, but I’m gonna try Uruki for a few months since my Kagi subscription was almost coming to an end.

Then I’ll see if I stick with Uruki or go back to Kagi.

Thabks for letting us know about that product!

It ain’t really his top.

He said in the video that he uses Floorp and Chromium so he can’t put them in another tier.

What he thinks is best is in the tier under.

Yeah I guess I should do this in order to learn more about window managers and hotkeys.

Still I know that I need a DE for sure for now. Even on a DE, I find the explanations about how to use them kind of lacking.

For instance, Gnome doesn’t tell you that you can spread 7 programs on 7 workspaces if I’m not mistaken.

At the beginning, I was really using a kind of Windows workflow instead of discovering the full power of Gnome…

This applies to the other DEs I use too…

I feel really lost with all these users talking about window managers, hotkeys and specific terms. I feel like a rookie😅

If someone has a video comparing a lot of different workflows, I’d love to watch it. I feel like my workflow could still be improved.

Currently I use Gnome on my Surface Go (hooked to a big screen) daily driver, Cosmic on my old MacBook Pro and KDE on my Steam Deck (hooked to the same big screen).

I love Gnome and how I’ve configured (with an extension) every program to open on a specific workspace at startup while just using gestures or keyboard to move between workspaces.

I’ve kind of reproduced this with KDE and Cosmic, but it’s not as perfect.

KDE doesn’t follow the window rules I’m setting and Cosmic doesn’t let you automatically start programs on a specific workspace.

I don’t have one, but I guess it’s comparable to the base Ps5 I have.

Reviews seems to confirm this and it’s also why I’m not sure I would get it if it was available in my country.

For now I’m hoping for advancements with Linux on PS5 and I might get a 1000$ gaming rig around 2029…

I’d consider it as a ps3.5, but you can clearly play newer AAA games if you’re not picky with the performance