Fedora is my recommendation of choice. The default Fedora + Gnome workflow out of the box is absolutely flawless.

It is a lot faster and cleaner. Just my opinion, it’s an improvement over the laggy mess of a website they have right now with bloated JavaScript.

Anyways, have a good one.

I recommend Logseq as an Obsidian alternative. It’s amazing.

I actually really like the redesign. It looks very modern to me, and the website feels a great deal more responsive.

Bluesky does it the best. It supports community made custom algorithms, so I use a Discover feed to find people I like.

Cool, can’t wait!

Not exactly glad to hear it, but relieved that it isn’t a device issue. All the people talking about how fluid it is…what? It’s a good app but it’s not fluid at ALL, heck even Jerboa is like 10x more fluid for me.

Can’t see how you would take that as a compliment, but hey, it’s up to you.

Is it just me or is the animation when collapsing comments is very choppy?

This is one of the most retarded takes I’ve seen.

Its not as good as it sounds. There should be some kind of sorting. I follow #food but I get low-quality content of any random user taking a picture of their refrigerator at the top of my feed just because they posted 1s ago.

The article says 80 percent of the users left. If you had more context, you would have got what I said.

And 80 percent of over 100 million users is still 20-30m active users.

What’s the alternative?

Which adblocker do you use?

Cool, I’ll check it out!

Any update on the Android version? I would love to test any alpha or beta version.

I hope so. I find some excellent content here but I still need to sift through tons of Lemmy circlejerk to find it.

Lemmy just needs to stop talking about itself so much. The only reason I still use Reddit is because I find fresher and more varied content there. Lemmy users need to provide more content than just the fact that they are on Lemmy.

I don’t think Relay will be coming, the dev is making Relay paid for Reddit and is complying with the API pricing.