I saw a comparision with cell cycle yesterday and I think it’s more apt

Electron apps is essentially running web apps wrapped as a desktop version.

worse even: it includes different copies of chromium in each app

i think the second one is libreoffice

Cool hat

I use florisboard so there is no dictionary suggestion whjch is, as you said, hard to tyoe correctly. I find it frustrsting and sometimes too tired to correct them unless it’s absolitely unreadsble

It uses an algorithm to determine score for sorting. What is your definition of algorithm then?

Yep. Lemmy feed for example is algorithmic

The new UI for Gajim seems great too

As for cross platform, there are Element and FluffyChat. There is also nheko I can recommend for desktop and cinny on web. Here is a comparison between different clients fyi.

If you don’t insist on matrix, Snikket might be a good option too.

Installing an OS is hard. That’s why most people don’t do that

I can’t wrap my head around the idea of letting some other country’s military have bases in your country.

Are you saying there’s no Chinese corporation? 🤔

I think the ones without a word separator should be gone, because it’s harder to read

I can 🤷

Fennec also has about:config support. It’s a firefox feature that’s removed “because it’s dangerous for users” 🙄

Signal is more Odysee-like if anything, not federated and having crypto bs builtin.

I mean, the code is on the server, you can’t know if they’re really using the same source code anyway

These advertisements are removed as spam (see modlog) so I’d report it as such

Kurzgesagt don’t release their video under a free license, and all the peertube instances I know don’t allow unauthorized copying, so I guess there won’t be one.

Why isn’t the store Diskover and the file manager Eksplore tho? 🤔

I think you mean language filter. Internalization often means something else

Mastodon tries to implement a language filter too, but it didn’t go very well from what I heard – false negative and false positive happen both too often.

I wouldn’t be against this feature though. IMO there should be a message confirming if the language is recognized correctly to refine the language model, but that might be diverting developers’ effort from more helpful features.

There is also another copypasta to reply to that one: https://wiki.installgentoo.com/wiki/Interjection

Yea it’s in the store so probably it works.

I didn’t try but I think Okular works on Windows.

Because the filter is hard coded, you must fork and remove that part in the source code, and then recompile it (Rust compilation is costly in terms of time and memory btw). Then you would have to manually apply patches from upstream whenever there is an update.