Also, Ninite pro tip:
Do not delete the Ninite exe. If you want to update all your apps later at once, just double click on the. exe again and Ninite will download & update all the installed apps and skip those that don’t have any updates.
Who am I?
Also, Ninite pro tip:
Do not delete the Ninite exe. If you want to update all your apps later at once, just double click on the. exe again and Ninite will download & update all the installed apps and skip those that don’t have any updates.
If you are looking for native Lemmy apps for Windows, I don’t know if they exist.
But here is an awesome updated list of webapps available for Lemmy: The Great Big List of Lemmy Apps
You can create a shortcut for them on your desktop. These are fast and minimal and have different styles. There is one webapp in there that is very similar to the old[dot]reddit site.
I have my instance PWA shortcut created with Firefox. Lemmy-UI is just perfect.
Yep. Eternity is great.
I’ve been a long time Relay user, so it was difficult for me to adjust with the different Lemmy apps. But I’ve customized Eternity enough that I’m liking it now.
I’m using this Ponyo theme & it’s awesome.
(aside from the incident)
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LemmyUI is great. I’ve using it until recently I settled on using Eternity.
I’m loving it. Just to confirm: The last update was three weeks ago, right? I hope the dev continuous on working this.
Great video though.
My guess is the various Android & iOS clients will add this feature to combine similar communities and view all of their content together in one feed (like multireddits on reddit).
But I hope this feature is implemented at a system level in the Lemmy software itself.
I think many people may have already requested this as a feature on official GitHub issues.
Do you mean separating video, audio and document file types?