There’s an open ticket for that now.

Brilliant.

Please google these errors, you likely have ports blocked on your system that’s interfering with docker: https://github.com/docker/compose/issues/6998

Nothing to do with lemmy, but a weirdly configured system.

Smelling nice or even neutral isn’t something to benefit you, its so everyone else doesn’t have to experience disgusting and gross smells in public. Your parents are trying to help you not be rude to them and other people, listen to them.

false, “msg”: "Failed to connect to the host via ssh: myuser@myip: Permission denied

@humanetech@lemmy.ml hit the nail on the head, that the biggest danger is convincing current fediverse devs to sell out, which due to our small number, and tiny amount of current funding ( most of us get less funding than youtubers ), would be incredibly easy.

Throw a few fediverse devs some high salaries or payoffs, and you could easily tank the fediverse.

The only way to fight this, and to grow the fediverse, is provide more open funding so that we can add more developers and grow these projects.

There’s already several native android apps, I just did a release for jerboa.

I’d much rather people use and contribute to native apps rather than have 20 PWA’s each taking up the ram space of an entire browser running on their phones.

I have no idea.

Use Syncthing-Fork for android. You can set it to only run once per hour, or click a force start button to immediately sync.

Syncthing. Set it up once then forget it.

Thanks, these all look really great.

If you need a video to learn basic docker, I’m sure there are many on youtube.

Lemmy is no different from other self hosted services, they all require some linux knowledge, but lemmy is comparatively easy to install. Look at pixelfeds install instructions if you want to see how complicated some can get.

None of that has anything to do with lemmy, that is basic docker stuff. You can ask how to do those things on a docker support site, or stackoverflow.

Do a pull request to add these themes to lemmy-ui, then everyone can use them.

Beautiful, excellent job.

Open up an issue for this on the lemmy ui github.

Is it really that hard to open a github issue?

The vegan community is 100% allowed to ban carnists. It bothers you that vegans are allowed to have a space of our own?

I made jerboa like a month ago, and I’m not an android dev; I had to learn android programming from scratch.

Its not that any of these mobile apps have taken a back seat; I wouldn’t have made making a native android one a priority if I didn’t think mobile apps are important.

The issue is that even though all of these are open source projects, very few experienced coders contribute to them, so I welcome your effort to find more development help. All of the ppl currently working on lemmy, its web app, and its mobile apps are spread very thin.

Even with that said, I’m very proud of all the work put in by these devs, and I have no doubt they will continue to improve their apps, but on their own schedule. If you want things done faster, the codebase is right there.

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