Oh damn, I didn’t even know lemmy didn’t have federation at first

so would you be able to run ipfs under i2p to have a secure and private ipfs?

was? so it’s not anymore?

I really hope matrix gets native VoIP. I saw like 2 years ago it was in beta, haven’t kept up with it though. I’d also really like voice channels like discord so my friends and I can replace discord but it seems like matrix isn’t interested in being a discord replacement

yeah it’s fine

Hopefully in a year years Linux gets more support and becomes a viable alternative

Edit: for me it is and I’ve been using Linux for years, but some people need certain software

Yup, that’s why I’m very excited about it

Never heard of it and it seems shady

Very much

I’m addicted to Minecraft and OSU. Every once in a while I’ll play some risk of rain 2

Anything decentralized and open source.

I’m really excited at the improvements made to gnome-mobile.

Can’t wait for the day lol

Need to get some OT soon haha

I hope so. More Linux users mean more Linux support

I constantly use it for running Linux commands that have complicated options and arguments or that I just don’t remember.

I’ve been looking for a Linux tablet for a while and I think I finally found it. Well written review and I hope it gets better support once released globally.

Haha felt that. I jumped from distro to distro constantly then finally settled in fedora after trying it a 2nd time

Personally I don’t use it because I just never liked the Twitter style and always liked forums and image boards more. But it seems like it comes down to lack of awareness and willingness to switch. Their other points don’t really hold up

TLDR;

1. Mastodon Hasn’t Appealed to the Masses
2. Ordinary Users Often Find Mastodon Difficult to Use
3. Twitter Is Well-Established
4. Mastodon’s Business Model Might Not Be Enough to Compete With X
5. Mastodon’s Growth Has Slowed Down
6. Users Sometimes Have to Wait to Join Mastodon Instances

Damn I was close. I knew it was something to do with filesystems. Thanks