Do not, my friends, get addicted to the indoors

Closest thing I found was adding a close button directly on the toolbar. No min/max buttons available unfortunately. Or you csn use a specific window decoration with a locally integrated menu: github.com/Zren/material-decor…

Good to know, but I think I’ll need to develop the questions a bit to explain my expectations.

1. On most of the other Fediverse apps I’ve used (Mastodon, Akkoma, Iceshrimp), Lemmy threads are not actually threaded on the home timeline, instead showing every single individual reply as a separate repost. Friendica does manage threads properly, showing the original post and its replies as a single group. Does WAFRN do the former or the latter?
2. I could technically use a RSS-to-AP bridge, but in my particular case it would almost certainly be considered an abuse of the terms of service: I use RSS feeds to follow YouTube channels, over 1500 of them to be exact. Even if I spun my own local bridge server, that would mean 1500 local accounts to manually generate and follow from my main account just for the sake of notifications. Add 1500 more of those if the software doesn’t support Bluesky natively and I need to follow their RSS feeds instead.

@deadsuperhero

Two questions: how well does it handle Lemmy groups? And can it follow RSS feeds directly in some way? If so, I’m tempted to move from Friendica to WAFRN

The move to digital-only distribution should have more than balanced out the increases due to inflation. The fact that games are going over $70 is solely to appease the shareholders, not even to keep the developers’ salaries anymore.

Considering how ADHD makes people more susceptible to flat-out forgetting vital cautions, yeah I can see how it can also affect their lifespan. (Looks at a mirror and trembles a bit because of all the chronic stress…)

The sole reason why I keep my boxes, is because some people won’t buy your phone unless you also have the box with it. Otherwise they’ll rightfully assume that you stole it from some random person and want to pawn it off.

A surprising amount of KDE apps have Windows builds - most importantly for me, KDE Connect. Barely any need to use Windows Phone Link anymore!

Both developers have been actively hostile to DEI initiatives, and at least on the case of DHH, also coddling with ultranationalism viewpoints.

On Kling: hyperborea.org/reviews/softwar…

On DHH: tekin.co.uk/2025/09/the-ruby-c…

Considering that the two projects funded by Cloudflare are headed by known bigots (Andreas Kling and DHH), it makes me distrust Cloudflare even further.

I should probably go get a replacement screen for my old OnePlus 3T, while I still can…

I’m of the opinion that Debian should have changed its name long ago. The dude not only divorced Deb (the first half of the acronym) but also died over a decade ago under questionable circumstances.

Where does #Mindustry enter in the spectrum?

It’s a bit heavier than I expected, but then again it’s a single-tenant instance in my case, so the impact is not as high. I do have long waiting times for loading though, despite of the optimizations.

Just added my Friendica instance, but it will take a while to ping back because of a long backlog I’m dealing with.

By the Anointed Saviour, what malarkey is this

I’d say you should check if any scheduled cleaning tasks are accidentally deleting your files.

Flatpak being securely sandboxed by default is both its biggest strength and its worst point of contention. The XDG is still scrambling to replicate the permission requests paradigm from Android on the Linux desktop.

That reminds me, is Flatpak packaging CLI tools already?

I’d settle for that solution anyways, but only as long as users can still mix and match kernels (one for secure boot and games that require anti-cheat, and another for custom hardware)