you can use a dot to concatenate strings :

let trial = $HOME . '/dir1/dir2/dir3'

lite-xl looks promising

the main missing feature imho : being able to search/filter settings, keybindings in particular

friendica & hubzilla are similar. From there, you can follow diaspora accounts as well as the fediverse stuff : mastodon, lemmy, peertube, …

socialhome, I dunno.

great ! what do you think of h to go to the parent comment ?

beautiful, I’m liking it more and more!

the only little trouble I’ve with it now is the scrolling : works well with the mouse or the arrow keys, but not with pageup/pagedown

(browser : qutebrowser)

edit : solved, works fine in insert mode!

btw, I see that j/k go to next/previous post, are there other nice keybindings ?

anything to do with the mobile ui ?

is it foss ?

yes, and it’d give access to a 2 levels subs structure

i noticed matrix was kind of slow to sync

libervia seems worth a look

thanks for this detailed analysis

slackware has slackbuild iirc, arch has aur, so why not debianbuild recipes ?

good idea, thx !

I wonder why matrix is more popular than xmpp, while being more recent

anyway, thanks!

hints :

• inflation increases the nominal amount of tax on added value, good for countries balance sheets
• inflation decreases the real value of sovereign debts
• a company will never lower its prices as long as sales do not plunge
• energy actors only look at natural gas prices when it raises, never when it comes down

you could add your own items to the list, it’s a long one.

looks awesome!

qutebrowser if you don’t mind vim-like keybinding.

That said, the heaviest things on the web today are those bloated sites.

So far, I’ve encountered no problem adding masto accounts in akkoma. That said, I don’t use it much.

you mean this one ? https://medicatusb.com/

done ; good idea to use lemmony ! fediverse is a rich world …

besides syncthing, there is also unison

yes, but you can’t see a timeline with followed users only, at least I couldn’t find how.

a must-check before signing up somewhere