It’s very ad-hoc and best-effort and there are plenty of UX problems, but it does function more often than completely fail to function at all. But how to best represent posts from a threaded model like Lemmy on a microblogging model like Mastodon is an open question. Leaving aside for the moment Mastodon’s disinterest in working with anyone else, there’s a different (and new) microblogging project called FediHood which may end up implementing interaction with threaded communities in a different way.

I give exactly zero fucks about tinkering with my image editing software, I just want to edit images without UX which invariably leaves me foaming with volcanic rage inside of 90 seconds.

.world ass comment

After researching this stuff I will be watching Kaidan with interest and may eventually test it with Cheogram / JMP

ahh okay, I’m already using a newer version, so my acceptance of the Gnomification is “priced in” so to speak.

I did however put in a calendar event repeating every 6 months to check in on Kaidan and see how they’re doing, and once it’s far enough along, I’ll switch and start contributing bug reports and such.

Dino was Gnomed from the very start. Probably not the greatest choice for anyone who dislikes Gnome UX, the problem is there aren’t a lot of fully baked alternatives.

I ruffled feathers of Gnome cultists when I ranted about Pinta getting Gnomed. Severe UX enshittification of a formerly decent app.

Oh god dammit. Which version did this happen in?

Unfortunately for Linux it seems the non-GTK alternatives are either not as far along, or run in the browser.

Gajim is a daily driver for me, Kaidan isn’t far enough along, and Dino is even more Gnomed from the get-go.

maybe MEGA.io