@TheSun
Good to know. Thanks for that insight

@mypasswordis1234
OnlyOffice is good. Very similar to MS office

@parsnip283874
Yes :)

@ulu_mulu
I can also recommend LXDE which is very lightweight. That’s what I installed on my dad’s old single core laptop.
@Fungus

@seacocker Anything is possible

@MicroWave Wow it has grown very quickly. Last time I checked a few weeks ago I think it was around 30k

@cat You can find it on Flathub

@cat There is Podman Desktop, don’t know if that can do it.

@marsara9
I see. Will just set home to the same as the one I search. I’m using Friendica so I’m used to copy links to the search field in order to fetch remote Lemmy posts.

@marsara9 would be cool if it had the ability to search through all instances. don’t know if thats possible

@SUPERcrazy3530 @peppy Completely agree. If they disconnect later we are just back where we are now - so literally no loss. Only win by connecting

@fugepe Gnome

@alertsleeper That makes sense. I don’t think it will though. Lemmy is (in comparison to Mastodon and others) more restricted. With a Lemmy profile you can’t see posts which aren’t part of a Lemmy community… so as long as Threads users don’t make a lot of posts in Lemmy communities you won’t see their content.

I don’t think you have anything to worry about there.

@alertsleeper I use Friendica, but I don’t hate Mastodon, Calckey or Lemmy users.

For that same reason I don’t hate Threads users.
It’s up to each individual user which platform they want to use.

Just my opinion.

@winnie
It shouldn’t matter. Mastodon users should get notified when you reply to their post even though they aren’t tagged in it.

At least that’s the case for me on Friendica but I remember the same behaviour from back when I used Mastodon.

@snixyz my friend who has always used iOS says the compatibility is the same as Android.

@BuboScandiacus Hm. As far as I know it’s not Fedora which is based on RHEL but rather RHEL which is based on Fedora?

@Kurt Would have been great if it would have been federated

@mim
You’re welcome :)

That’s alright. thank you so much :)

@mim this is a spiritual practice.
There are many techniques one can use but here i will give one example:

if let’s say you want more money or better health - the desire can be anything, you can say affirmations in your mind as if the thing you want is already true. for example “I have the best health in the world” or “I always have more money than I need”.
As you continue this practice it will be normalized in your mind and you will believe it more and more. The belief makes the subconscious mind manifest it in the external world in one way or another.

When you succeed in manifesting things, your faith will grow and it will eventually become easier as the mind will more easily pick it up, when one has faith in what he/she is saying to him/herself.