Well, if people decide to lock themselves into eco systems like the one Adobe provides... Not saying GIMP (for instance) has 1:1 feature parity or anything. Not at all. But to me, those are just tools to get work done. And I can use a slightly different tool just fine, even if it's a little rough around the edges.
But I'm a programmer and systems administrator, not a designer.
After 19 years on Linux, I usually get really annoyed when I have to use Windows. Inconsistent UI, crap way of installing and updating applications, etc. And by now, some applications on Linux are just way more powerful than their Windows counterparts.
Hm. Works fine for me on LibreWolf and Mull (privacy hardened forks of Firefox on Linux and Android). Also on Brave.
Maybe it's a problem with your instance or something? Kinda weird.
Weird. No crashes at all, for me. Just recommended it to a friend and it crashed immediately for him.
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I don't think you're offensive at all. People have different tastes.
Well, you could totally host your own instance and write your own replacement UI for it.
Or use a client for your OS. There's one for Linux and several for Android and iOS.
I personally don't consider the UI "dated" or "old" at all. I really like it. It's rough around the edges, yes. But "old"? No. I just want something that's fast and not the sh*tshow that's new Reddit.
Backing up data is not the problem, but making sure that your backups actually work is.
Because of this, I pretty much force-disabled the 2FA feature on my instance. It's borked.
Hey, there. This should solve your problem, I guess:
docker compose downdocker compose up -d postgresdocker compose exec postgres psql -U lemmyUPDATE local_site SET private_instance = 'f' WHERE id = '1';\qdocker compose up -dLet me know if that worked or not.
Edit for shorter version:
docker compose exec postgres psql -U lemmy -c "UPDATE local_site SET private_instance = 'f' WHERE id = '1';"Then restart lemmy.