As the dev mentions, there is github issue/feature request already. It has been there for a few months. You should go and comment there.

Are reddit paying contributors, moderators or people creating posts¿? If no then how are they claiming that buying a golden upvote supports contributors

Damn you work fast

Active also triggers if old-ish posts have new comments in them. Which is why you get 4 day old posts when the have set the feed to sort by Active

It seems your igpu is being used instead of the dGPU

On it😂.

Edit : merge/pull request created

I haven’t faced this issue. Is there any more information you can provide¿? Does the app actually crash during usage¿? Maybe this a Samsung thing.

Oh that’s neat

Nein aber ich spreche sehr gut Englisch. Bitte sprich Englisch

I am lifelong android user. What exactly am I looking at¿? Is the last comment an image¿? Can somebody share some other clearer example

She was a dish when she was younger

What does this mean¿?

I think people on this site are a bit too used to open source projects you can just fork and use based on their license. This is not the case here.

But the voyager dev has not seen or used apollo’s code to build voyager. He has done everything from scratch only taking heavy inspiration from Apollo. Christian has helped indirectly by being the one to develop the UI which serves as inspiration but considering that voyager is not a competitor to apollo, in my opinion he has no right to be outraged at the fact that it is a looklike. He is free to not contribute to voyager and it is true that he has already contributed a lot indirectly but him getting angry or upset at the fact that the UI is pretty similar makes no sense to me.

RevenueCat used for in-app tipping is quite a heavy sdk. I’ve switched to a custom-built, lightweight solution.

Slightly off topic but have you seen an increase in donations since the introduction of in-app tipping¿? If yes, then other open source apps could also implement this. The current funding and donations space of the open source community is in a poor state. I try to help by donating but I am from a developing country with a low cost of living so my donations are usually small amounts. Hopefully with in app tipping non tech oriented people who moved to lemmy are also donating.

The author of Sync ported it over (and it’s awesome), but he had to crank up the price and he hasn’t posted much since the initial few releases. I wouldn’t be surprised if he moved on for financial reasons.

He is still there. Updates for sync always happened in spurts during the reddit days.

I was talking more about the UI specifications and not about open sourcing the entire app. In any case it seems I was wrong because I could find nothing relating to Christian sharing his code or specification relating to apollo’s UI.

This makes me respect @aeharding@lemmy.world even more because he was able to create an app pretty similar to Apollo(UI wise) by writing everything from scratch

It seems I was wrong. I remember reading somewhere that he would do this but I can find anywhere where he has said or done it

I am confused. Didn’t he release the Apollo design specifications after the APIcalypse. People were always going to release copycat apps using that.

Edit : Seems I was wrong

I am a little slow - what exactly I am looking at here¿? Many of them seem to be playing modern warfare 2

With something like dash to dock or dash to panel, you get extra functionality while still retaining the stock workflow of gnome. I myself use near vanilla gnome with dash to dock, clipboard indicator and gsconnect. Out of those only dash to dock modifies the workflow but in a way that supplements the stock workflow.

They are usable but nowhere as good as gnome’s implementation. Fortunately this seems to be improving with plasma 6. One of the devs inspired by gnome has implemented gnome-like swipe gestures and a similar workspaces overview