@hongminhee@fosstodon.org @thisismissem@hachyderm.io thanks both!

@mmorschel Habe ich kein Problem mit, das du dir #Gnome gönnst. Ich habe das sehr oft versucht, aber das Konzept halte ich persönlich für völlig falsch.Aber, das schöne an Linux, wir können es uns aussuchen. Auf der Arbeit werde ich zu diesem M$ Schrott gezwungen.

@herrorange Thank you!

@juse keep in mind that hiding toolbar buttons away behind overflow menus broadly decreases usage of formatting tools. It's not necessarily a bad thing, but something to consider. Also when tools are dynamically drawn (e.g. on hover over some highlighted text), that breaks accessibility guidelines. a11y isn't why we had a toolbar, although it coincidentally does satisfy accessibility constraints. I am all for a more streamlined view, and perhaps the default composer isn't there yet, but I also very much dislike UIs that constantly shift elements in and out depending on UI state. A clean visual field is my preference, and static toolbar buttons, despite taking up space, still work for me.

@friction Very cool, I added Friction to https://kde.org/for/creators/#other-open-source-applications-for-you

I am not sure whether that might cause issues. You can test and let us know. I know that for this site we have CloudFlare SSL (set to Full Strict), and also deploy our own certificate with nginx.

@frankm@radforum-duesseldorf.de I cannot reproduce the issue, I was able to successfully mention a category and NodeBB automatically picked up the topic and categorized it as expected. The only thing I can suggest is to pull the latest commit from the git repo?

@l0drex Yes, it happens once a year in December (with a bunch of additional conditions like using Plasma for more than 2 weeks)

@Kichae said in Lemmy and NodeBB: No, I understand, it's just that I am following the group actors. I'm following the Lemmy communities from here, but new posts from them aren't arriving. I'm following the nodeBB topics from Lemmy, but nodeBB user comments aren't showing up there. At least in my limited (and definitely not exhaustive) testing, bi-directional posting does seem to work.

@hongminhee@fosstodon.org all followers at minimum. Suppose you could send it to as many recipients as you can, but that could get noisy.

@wonshu Viel Spaß

@hl0dwig @tiesselune I store my backups with https://github.com/restic/rest-serveron my self hosted VM.