Notices tagged with gnusocial, page 16

@LWFlouisa @cwebber seems to me that so far #Mastodon has done a better job of this than #Diaspora, perhaps because Mastodon only came into existence after the alt-right started to get kicked off Twitter and migrate to #GNUSocial (and then to #postActiv and #Pleroma), so they had to deal with them from day 1, whereas the frothing-at-the-mouth crowd only discovered D* fairly recently (maybe due to #NaturalNews going there).

@danslerush @Gargron @Mastodon @dansup @pixelfed @Chocobozzz @peertube @BaptisteGelez @eliotberriot @funkwhale why do you guys seem to always forget to mention #gnusocial which is virtually the oldest in the series?

@alexl are blocking and muting not supported in vanilla AP? That seems odd, given they were in use via OStatus in both #Mastodon and #GNUSocial + #Qvitter, during the AP drafting process (and maybe even before it began), but OK. Or are you saying they are supported in the server > server API, but not the server > client API?

@sullybiker @lnxw48a1 if the @gme #GNUSocial folks implement the full #ActivityPub stack (server>client as well as server>server), it wouldn't too hard to use a GNU Social backend with the #Mastodon web client (for those who like it). But I suspect a lot of the folks on Masto just don't know there are alternatives:
https://the-federation.info/

@sullybiker @lnxw48a1 what DB does vanilla #GNUSocial + #Qvitter use?

@sullybiker @lnxw48a1 do you mean #OStatus here, or do you mean #GNUSocial?

So, a couple of weeks in, and overall, I like #Mastodon a lot less than I liked #GNUSocial + #Qvitter. I like way the longer char limit lets me finish thoughts in a single post. But I find the multi-pane interface constantly distracting, and the peformance of the Ruby/Angular stack in draggy on my oldish PC.

@ploum this one works for me. A great relief after coming across from a dead #GNUSocial site and fearing that I wouldn't be able to the cross-post to the birdsite