

Yes, Pixelfed is beautiful but I doubt its performance (resource usage). Do you know how it compares to Friendica in that sense?


Yes, Pixelfed is beautiful but I doubt its performance (resource usage). Do you know how it compares to Friendica in that sense?


So coopcloud.tech is like a yunohost of sorts but made for deploying on multiple servers so you have mirrors for duplication/high availability?
I’ll check out postiz. thanks!


IMHO PWAs are ok… there’s really no need for an app for every web service


theme
these themes look awesome. Seems I will be giving hubzilla another try.


I guess it doesn’t matter how much I use it, but how the people I want to help migrate do use it… and they mostly use Instagram as a (lousy) swiss knife… About friendica, is it lightweight? do you have an idea in howit compares to akkoma in resource usage?
yes, totally… nowadays the web is full of “open core” pieces of software. Found this website to look info about this things: https://isitreallyfoss.com/projects/mattermost/
yes, certainly. In fact I love nextcloud… but Deck is so limited… Hope there would be a more robust kanban/project management solution… well, that’s OpenProject I guess and we can integrate it with the NextCloud App for that https://apps.nextcloud.com/apps/integration_openproject
I guess we could even do https://gist.github.com/markasoftware/f5b2e55a2c2e3abb1f9eefcdf0bfff45


It might be excellent in terms of performance (I don’t know), but it’s proprietary software and based on google chromium, so I rather keep away from it. Try https://floorp.app/


I think it looks kinda ugly? But could do… But between Friendica and Pixelfed, Pixelfed looks much sexier


looking for something for a community of 100-200 I guess


Hey! Sí, hablo castellano! Mejor que inglés. Estoy en Chile.
I do have a considerable server (16GB RAM and a nice CPU/GPU), but I am sharing this server with a bunch of other services I host with Yunohost (a couple of nextcloud instances, immich, some gancio instances, etc.,)and after trying out a lot of things and running out of RAM I am in the process of pruning and selecting resource efficient services.
I have this project https://eticadigital.cl/ and we reached a point in which we have a community and I think that if we manage to host a succesful Fediverse instance we could get the ball going by having members of our community start using it parallel to IG. These are IG oriented people that have learned and are sick of IG slop/AI/addicitive algorythms/data mining/proprietary software/etc.
It would be oh so neat if they could have something like facebook pages (A small mini “website”)… Because a lot of people do need a website but won’t build one and have the feeling that IG solves this need. I guess Pixelfed portfolio functionality would work.
I’ve just heard that, for example, for 100 users, mastodon is more resource heavy than Pixelfed? (I am thinking in terms of RAM and CPU, but mostly RAM is the main limiting factor here I guess). I don’t want to limit to friends and family because I am building a community and some people are moving me to host this because they are feeling the urge
thanks!


pp (but then, there’s none for Bonfire either). You’ve got no other choice but to use the Web interface; at least Hubzilla can be installed on phones as a Progressive Web App. On top of that, especially the default theme is not really user-friendly and kind of stuck in the early 2010s, and for alternative themes, you
I’ve messed a bit with Hubzilla but found its interface to be kinda old dated looking. It is not a problem for me, but I want to host a server in which I can manage to gradually migrate users from IG to the fedi, and I’m not sure if Hubzilla fits the bill. IOne thing I do love about Hubzilla is that ist kinda allows you to host your own “site”, like facebook pages… IMHO this is a great niche for the Fediverse by allowing people that don’t have a website, to solve their website needs and social network needs in one place. Of course a website is a website and I hope every entrepreneur has one, but in real life sadly most people don’t, as IG sequestered this function.


Fedora atomic versions are great IMHO. Or mx linux or debian if you are looking for something more normal


I don’t know. This sounds like some strange thing, never happened to me and I deal a lot with old computers… Maybe try another distro?


Are your video card and monitor working properly on linux? You getting the resolution you should?
I am running yunohost and have a pretty decent computer but I am sharing it for a bunch of different services so I need to keep usage as light as possible