Beehaw envisage de quitter Lemmy
Yesterday, you probably saw this informal post [https://beehaw.org/post/7754304] by one of our head admins (Chris Remington). This post lamented some of the difficulties we’re running into with the site at this point, and what the future might hold for us. This is a more formal post about those diff...
Je partage ceci ici et pas sur Technologie parce que j'imagine que ça peut intéresser plus de monde que sur cette commu.
En résumé, les problèmes des admins
Qu'en pensez-vous? J'ai l'impression de mon côté que Lemmy fait le job pour Jlailu. Certes, il y a clairement des améliorations, mais en attendant en guise de forum fédéré et d'alternative libre à Reddit ça me semble faire le boulot
Plus le temps passe, plus je suis convaincu que Reddit est peuplé à 99% de comptes inactifs
Je prends un simple exemple, la dernière publication sur !bonnebouffe, honteusement dérobée.
https://jlai.lu/post/542471 : 46 hauts-votes, pour 110 abonnés. L'image est vraiment sympa, on peut comprendre
Par contre l'original, sur Reddit: 32 haut-votes pour 71.013 abonnés (?!)
https://old.reddit.com/r/BonneBouffe/comments/161uwab/g%C3%A2teau_shrek/
Même sur /r/France, avec 1,4 millions d'abonnés, le post le plus haut-voté du mois est à 2424 votes, les chiffres ne collent pas.
Forcément, il n'y a pas d'infos type "user actifs mensuels" sur Reddit, mais ça reste très clair: le Reddit francophone est peuplé de comptes inactifs
Nouveau front-end pour Lemmy - LemmyNet/lemmy-ui-leptos
La Wikimedia Foundation a rejoint la fediverse en mettant en place son serveur Mastodon
Thunder est maintenant disponible sur le Play Store
Thunder is an open source, cross-platform Lemmy client
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/1631968
Hey everyone, I just wanted to provide a big announcement that Thunder is now available on Google Play Store!
The direct link to the Google Play Store listing is here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hjiangsu.thunder
As far as general releases go, I'll try to keep all the different versions in sync (GitHub, Google Play, TestFlight) to minimize the amount of confusion.
I would like to give a big thanks to @CTalvio for helping with the graphics and screenshots that you see on the listing page, and others for contributing to the overall project! This would not be possible without all their help. Thunder is a community-driven project, and all your contributions towards the project help shape the way it is. If you are interested in contributing to Thunder in any way, feel free to reach out!
If you would like to join in on the conversation for Thunder, we have a Matrix page here: https://matrix.to/
Une nouvelle manière de chercher des communautés
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/1605286
I keep see people complaining about not being able to find active communities that match their interests. So I've added a new feature to https://www.search-lemmy.com/ that allows you to search posts for a particular topic and then it tells you which communities have the most posts matching your search query.
And assuming that you've set your home instance correctly, those links will even open up in your home instance, so that you can subscribe directly to them.
For example, if you search for 'linux' (https://www.search-lemmy.com/find-communities/results?query=linux&page=1) it gives you a link to each community, tells you which instance it's on and how many matches it found for your query.
All of the same filters that you can use on the normal search can be used here as well. So if you just want to find the best community that mentions linux on lemmy.world (https://www.search-lemmy.com/find-communities/results?quer
