Hello! I'm Alex a.k.a. Ultra. I use NixOS (btw) and am a Reddit refugee.
I'm Gen Z, btw.
Even if I don't mention this in the replies, thanks for taking the time to reply to my help posts, even if your solution isn't quite right.
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Hello! I'm Alex a.k.a. Ultra. I use NixOS (btw) and am a Reddit refugee.
I'm Gen Z, btw.
Even if I don't mention this in the replies, thanks for taking the time to reply to my help posts, even if your solution isn't quite right.
It's better to just improve Lemmy than keep going on Reddit. They keep doing more and more shitty anti-user things, for their IPO (initial public offering). This is probably just the beginning
Better than every user from Reddit coming to Lemmy, for a few reasons:
IMO the better thing to do would be to convert it into a Lemmy client. I heard someone is making a Lemmy API that works like reddit's, so maybe it could use that when it's ready?
Either way, I'm starting to work on my own Lemmy app written in React Native. If you have a name better than "ymmel" (reverse "lemmy"), please tell me.
NixOS, because all of the config in my system is declared in a few files on GitHub and it has a huge package repo.
Also it has all of the other advantages of a Linux distro, like privacy, speed and customisability.
I'm not really "mourning" it, but I had a weird feeling, like the end of a great book (series) or movie, like I wish it would have continued more.
Hiwever after switching to lemmy, the community here seems way more active and friendly, and even though there are less overall users, I get more interaction with my posts and comments, maybe also because they aren't drowned in a sea of other comments.
thanks for using Leebra!
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