Not all too knowledgeable about Wine myself, but I’d imagine that like Windows, Wine must have its elements so tied together that updating something could potentially break something else. So on a hypothetical example, if you update how Wine interprets Vulkan API calls, you could end up breaking how it interpret Direct3D calls, as, to my knowledge, both do more or less the same thing, except Direct3D is much older.
RSS’s a big for me and had been considering originally using Mastodon + RSS Parrot. But though I don’t like the UI of Friendica, its native tracker bot function sounds rather interesting. 👀
Thinking here, the site engine I’d pick for daily use would probably be Mbin. But as I hear it is a bit of a processing hog, running it and a Friendica instance on the same device would maybe be too much for the device, so maybe I should buy another Raspberry Pi or some other SBC for it.
@piratepost@poliverso.org if it’s on poliverso, then users from the “threadiverse” should be able to find it with !medmastodon@poliverso.org. And iirc, Friendica groups (or the equivalents from Lemmy, Mbin & PieFed) on Mastodon can be treated as both hashtags, and as users, e.g. on mastodon.social.
Tangencial comment, but as I’d presume your instance is running on a Linux server (usually sites are), maybe check with ncdu (if available) which folders are the biggest?
Also on the images issue pointed by another user, maybe also see if Lemmy now has a solution for it, or if any of the alternatives do.
Maybe there’s a way to import contents through federation? Just, if both run on the same hardware when doing it (possibly the new instance on a subdomain), both would run way slower.
Directly compatible with Lemmy, there’s Friendica (Facebook-like; also compatible with Twitter-like posts e.g. from Mastodon), Mbin (simplified/cleaner UI; also hybrid like Friendica), and PieFed (apparently more Reddit-like than Lemmy from what I read, in a technical sense).
Dunno which are better/worse to run, but I remember seeing hardware requirements on the docs of each of them.
Also it’s not uncommon to see single user instances from my experience. But if you feel it’s a waste of domain/resources, you could also create some dedicated community or something to give further use for it.
Found somewhat recently an Android program, Musicolet, which does count how many times you played a given music file. It’s on Google Play and as an APK through the devs’ site.
I remember coming across a tool for Linux which works somewhat similar, Iirc called AutoKey (I remember the name confusing both me and Google, so that’s probably it). However, AutoHotKey uses its own language and as is more popular, it has more materials available, while AutoKey uses Python but last I checked, it was hard finding anything, so raw Python knowledge may be needed.
KOReader (ebook reader)
Though clearly not designed for small screens, since I have a somewhat long read queue and it can sort by read progress, it helps a bunch.
By the way, if you know the handle of a community, e.g. fediverse@piefed.social for http://piefed.social/c/fediverse, you can add a ! to the beginning of it, e.g. !fediverse@piefed.social, and send it as a DM to an alt account, or as the text body of a post to some test community. Then when clicking on the hyperlink it creates, initial federation with that community should start and let you subscribe. In the example I gave, it becomes !fediverse@piefed.social. It works also with Peertube channels and Mbin magazines, and I’d imagine so too but yet to test, with Friendica groups and Wordpress blogs.
Adjacent to that, concerns of preservation and right to ownership seem more and more mainstream, so I wonder if Amazon is also keeping tabs with it and making a strategical repositioning for when the cultural shift consolidates.
Not EU, though laws’ logic here seem similar.
Indirectly, through some other instance or bot that posts to communities.
Liking efficiency, I also love practical feeds become once you curate things to your liking, specially propagation happens and even if it doesn’t, there’s still widespread RSS and bridges adoption. If I want, I can even follow profiles from Threads and Bluesky, and also news and blogs through such.
Plus if a platform goes down, posts still stay around, propagating as people interact. Great for super old contents. =D
I see no pink button, but looking on mastodon.social for profiles including the domain in the name, found some, such as @TIBtv@tv.theindiebeat.fm
This appears to be the whole article:
Also two bots I quite like:
@birb@rss-parrot.net
@bsky.brid.gy@bsky.brid.gy
And though creating trackers with the former and having your account bridged to Bluesky with the latter both only seem to work from Mastodon, profiles created by either can be followed from anywhere microblogging-capable on the fediverse. =D
Also, if you’d be interested and/or you have games outside of Steam, Heroic Launcher has a compatibility layer manager that lets you install and swap around different versions (and forks) of Wine. Only installs to Heroic though, not system-wide or directly to Steam (though you can add external games to Heroic).