Yes, I know snapseed is a mobile app, but that's the kind of simplicity I'm looking for. Pre-made filters, an auto-fix button, adjustment sliders, etc.

There have been a couple of posts somewhat recently asking what can be done to attract new users to the Fediverse. My answer was basically "make it something new people would want to see and stick around for". The crux of that was basically less news, less politics, less rage and more, well, anything else.

@fdroid Updated seine Website und somit stehen wieder einige Übersetzungen an.#DE liegt aktuell bei +/- 80%

About a year ago, there was news about telegram downloaded from Google play store could block channels.

Is it good? Are there any better alternatives?

I think one of the devs mentioned .ml runs on a 16 GB quad-core VPS (dedicated?). the way it's designed, is it possible to shard or otherwise horizontally scale the server, with multiple fail-over instances under the same domain?

Does anyone know of a desktop client app for Linux which allows for easily switching between accounts?

Perhaps this is already implemented on one of the Lemmy variants?

New user here, I tried all themes, but couldn't find it in my settings. Is there a dark mode available?

Hi y'all. I signed up recently and still getting acquainted with the interface. Is there any way to change/collapse the posts? I'm not sure I want this "feed" style of browsing. Something like old Reddit would be great. Thanks!

I'm thrilled about reactions and an glad to see them supported. Several clients specifically mention supporting piefed (Blorp, Summit) - and technically they do, insofar as Piefed's API overlaps with Lemmy's API - but I've encountered none which have yet added support for reactions.

I got DAV server synced with phone now is there a good frontend to manage it ?

Dopes anyone know any good mobile app frameworks that are open source. I would like to be able to develop from windows, but move over to a mac (I own one) when I build for IOS. I want raw NATIVE ui provided by SwiftUI and whatever android has (material design I think).

Libertorrent is buggy and progress get stuck in the middle of download, Navi download is abandoned and doesn't get updates and aria2app UI is awful (doesn't keep downloaded torrents) and don't get updated.

In particular I'm not sure if my "woke cat" comics should have the box checked for future posts.

Folks, are there GenAI tools that can be used like ChapGPT prompt? Basically, chapgpt seems to now require login and i don't want the thing to profile me. I'd rather train a foss tool.

Before anyone says it: yes, I know about Funkwhale.

There seems to be a serious lack of a Discord equivalent fediverse platform unlike other social media alternatives. Most of the closest options are either too overwhelming in UI/UX for majority of people coming from Discord, missing deal-breaking features like video calling or are not federated.

@AssociatedPress I follow you via Activitypub but I am struggling to figure out two things.

I suppose this is a problem with the instance, but I have no idea how to debug it.

It would good to know which sites are blocked to post links from and the reason they are blocked.

No self hosting solution. There is many thing I don't like on schedule.lemmings.world

Im trying to find a few different softwares

On join-lemmy.org, the project is described as "A forum and link aggregator for the Fediverse". In the previous post, multiple people mentioned that this is not a good description. However I have a hard time coming up with anything better.

HI! First, I'm very sorry if this is the wrong community, if there's a better comm, please point me in their direction.

Ok this is going to sound pretty wierd but I think the use case is solid especially going forward. So with really specific communities that you are not really a part of that you are not a part of but would like to see what comes out of it. Well it would be nice to sorta be stopped from posting or replying. Maybe not completely but to give you a warning. So my example is there is a medicine community for medical professionals (this is a bit odd for me as I did work in blood diagnostics for a few years and have a micorbiology degree but it is a long ago and relative to my age short span of my life) and I don't view myself as part of that community. In some cases maybe I block the community if im uninteresed so I don't peanut gallery them but in this I sorta want to see them. So it would be nice to like mark it so I see posts and replies and stuff but as I said if I reply or post it might give me a popup that says something like you marked this community read only to remind me observing a conversation of professionals that expect to be conversing with people in their own field.

How do I search on pixelfed

Where does this whole controversy stand right now? Any of you went back to using it? If not, what are the alternatives? I'm pretty dependent on it but in no way informed enough to analyse this on my own

When people are told about Lemmy and look for it in a search engine, join-lemmy.org is one of the first pages that comes up. Here they should be able to find out what Lemmy is, and be able to register an account to start posting.

I posted this previously on new communities, but I thought it would be good to share here.

So I made a script that post once every 8 hours or where I start the script. The script will post to random c/ that has subscribers but low activity from a corresponding subreddit in hopes of jump starting it.

I just tried to make a post on Mastodon and tag a community in it so that my post would show up in that community -- something I've done many times before.

What does low bandwidth mode do?

The "Do not display posts with which I have already interacted (opened/upvoted/downvoted)" setting can be incredibly useful in general platform use but it can often create a lot of confusion at the same time.

I have received word that there are people combing through the PieFed code looking for anything that might be harmful. This is excellent and can only make PieFed better and less harmful.

See here for examples: - https://bsky.app/profile/unitedkingdom.feddit.uk.ap.brid.gy - https://retrolemmy.com/post/31790836/17287584

Anyone here ever tried keeping a Markdown note next to their movie files? I’m talking about something like having a MovieName (Year).mkv and a MovieName (Year).md living in the same folder.

Greetings all.

What do you think of an option to ban politics from the feed on account registration like this:

I appreciate that there are multiple ways to achieve the same thing, but is there a recommended way to go about it?

As far as I know, the software used by Fediverse, a decentralized social networking site, makes information public due to its decentralized nature, and as a result, it's often possible to obtain feeds of the latest information via RSS.

I'm looking for android, but I suppose iOS welcome for those with iPhones.

Brave is essentially just Chrome with an adblocker, a bunch of bloatware, and a bunch of controversies.

Pretty much the question. Is it different enough from regular crap to be missed or is the prevention working fine?

I just wanted to link to this post in this comment but when others click on it, i think it opens the post in another instance, when looked at from the web browser. Is there a good way to properly link to posts and comments?

Hey all! I live in a housing cooperative in the USA and I've recently been elected to the board to help manage things for the housing community. I would like to modernize where possible, and wean ourselves away from corporate tools in an effort to increase the privacy of my fellow residents and provide resilience against corporate enshittification and our dangerously hostile federal government.

Now hear me out: I think we need a more attractive content recommendation system. I don't mean "intransparent way to manipulate your opinion", but ways to discover content you like.

I’m glad to announce v0.4.4 release!

I've got some standing orders of 1 or 2 euros every month for bigger projects like grapheneos and kde. And for small apps that I actively use, I try to donate 5 or 10 euros now and then. It's not much but I believe if everyone is doing their part we succeed in the long run

I accidentally posted this: https://lemmy.zip/post/56692643 because I made a mistake while checking to see if anyone posted it already so I immediately hit delete after I saw it was "crossposted".

Previously, I made a post about Crowdbucks, but I just had a random (most likely stupid) follow-up thought.

Hello! I've recently been testing out PieFed (I followed the Docker install instructions), it's actually working quite well... However, I'm a bit of a newbie system administrator, I was wondering if there was a guide or documentation available on how to back up/restore a PieFed instance installed this way? Being able to back up and restore the instance is the one stumbling block I need to get past in order to self host PieFed, so I would certainly appreciate any help that people can provide 😀 Thanks!

It would be nice if there was a way to favorite a community so that when you open the Communities tab, your favorites are listed at the top similar to how Voyager does it.

@fediverseOkay #MedMastodon folks - The instance is now back up and running I'm pleased to share. Things might take a moment to catch-up and I have sent out an announcement so hopefully anyone that had accounts that doesn't see this will get the e-mail ping letting them know everything is currently back online.I will post a bit more about the plan in the near future but the long story short is nothing is planned to change that folks will see, the main goal for me is to get the site up and running, catch up on the activities that look to be outstanding and get a plan together for migrating everything onto new infrastructure.Also a huge shoutout to @mastohost who have been excellent at keeping the server "Paused" effectively without deleting data even when there was no confirmed migration path and a real big thanks to Nick for being willing to transfer the server and keep the community running!mastodonapp.uk/users/wild1145/…

Currently digging into a lot of foreign websites and am wondering what the best and most private way to translate a whole screen is. I use linux.

For example, for me, here are some things I wish to see (or would implement in my design) :