that works as well, but there is a linux client called heroic that works for both epic and gog which helps makes things simpler for setting up the games to work, so i think that would be easier than using proton or lutris

there is a way to run it locally using docker it shows on the github repository

wefwef was renamed voyager a few days ago

sounds great. this is why i wish mobile phones had something equivalent to a standard of some kind (is it called uefi/bios or something) so that it would be universal like on pc when it comes to installing different oses, so for example you could install grapheneos on any phone, etc. but sadly it didn’t turn out like that, and now oses and custom roms (idk why they are called that) have to be manually ported to every single device seperately.

Well the app is currently in the earlier phases of development but i think more people should know that there is currently an attempt at porting slide for reddit to lemmy. here is the releases from the repository https://github.com/bqv/slide/releases, but its very early in development

https://github.com/rystaf/mlmym

it is a webapp

a way to make the screen take the full space without whitespace, like old.reddit, in the settings

for densify for lemmy i changed the max width at the top and it made it feel more like old.reddit

ive noticed already that it is much faster and responsive now it must be this new server

it is possible you can go visit a community from another instance and stuff and subscribe to it

also we don’t have a name yet but some people suggested lemmings, I think it sounds alright but

well i used mastodon on multiple instances before this, but i only used it for less than a week each time. so i guess maybe i just don’t like sites that are like twitter but i did like mastodon, i just prefer this format more

well thats good

also redreader since that will be getting support for lemmy and other social medias soon besides reddit

well i didn’t expect much

well i wondered if it would be possible for reddit to walk back their decisions but it appears that they won’t, which sucks a lot

I’m playing the same multiplayer games over and over but I’m not really progressing on my backlog of games and it’s been this way for 6 months, so i think it could be going better

I use linux distros but I won’t go into detail which ones I use.

well this felt like a personal callout but i will try a little to do this, and to be active as a user rather than a lurker

its in the settings i think

If i can find something i can help with i will do it, ok now i see, now i understand, because sometimes people have complaints and issues with the software but since lemmy is open source then it wil be easier to resolve these issues if people contribute to it