Learning question and a call for action:
Why do people say that the #friendica user interface #UI as seen from a standard laptop desktop, in other words a working station screen, isn't a pleasant experience?
This looks like serious stuff to me, like a #newsPaper outlet similiar to #NYtimes or #ZEIT.
- The page background, seen here on this server as a big center #copyLeftFleur is modifiable.
- The logo kind footer as weel.
- A simple text field for the main header of the page, like in this case [common ground | CC-BY-SA-NC] fits nicely.
Can somebody please #enshittify this #KISS a littel bit, wasting time, attention and selfconfidence of the coder community!
@Jeff Jarvis @Eva Wolfangel @Christian Stöcker @taz @taz @Digitalcourage @Cory Doctorow
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•mʕ•ﻌ•ʔm bitPickup
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•I hadn't wanted to post again, since it risked having the same multi-post error, but I wanted to clear up any confusion:
Tusky (an app I was using to post) errored out for the post I sent, and I suppose in a panic, race-condition, or something, tried to re-post (or my server did) multiple times. It was not my intent to send the same post multiple times.
I have deleted the repeat posts on my end, but I've found that post deletions seem to propagate with less guarantee than the post themselves.
I think we all just need a little more patience with an open source, decentralized system that sometimes has it's quirks like this because it doesn't have the multi-million dollar budget to iron out everything all the time.
Thanks, and good luck.
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•Thx for explaining more into detail @JB Carroll!
Look's like that's right here and now a good #bugReport for the @Friendica Developers and/or @Tusky.
Adding details:
The kernel panic by #tusky was probably because of the neat beauty of the UI and was mentioned by JB who apparently runs dev version 2025.02 on ubuntu 2020.lts at the time.
(btw 2024.04lts still is somehow a mess, looks like never update to stable but only to old stable for a serious working environment)
The original post was send actually from friendica 2023.05 and forum.
... show moreThx for explaining more into detail @JB Carroll!
Look's like that's right here and now a good #bugReport for the @Friendica Developers and/or @Tusky.
Adding details:
The kernel panic by #tusky was probably because of the neat beauty of the UI and was mentioned by JB who apparently runs dev version 2025.02 on ubuntu 2020.lts at the time.
(btw 2024.04lts still is somehow a mess, looks like never update to stable but only to old stable for a serious working environment)
The original post was send actually from friendica 2023.05 and forum.friendi.ca is on stable 2024.12.
As of now no idea if @Steffen K9 🐰 ( oh there he is!) is available. He might be the one to delete on the helpers profile itself.
Over here the comments were deleted in the moment, so in any case, as the original link points to over here, there is also some harm reduction and some moderation capability already in the setup.
Actually the biggest problem seems to be that the answers do still show up on mastodon.
Looks like for mastodon the owner is the helpers page and not you or the profile over here.
So mastodonian @mʕ•ﻌ•ʔm bitPickup, are you gone apologize for being rude or do you choose:
"Go straight to the @Pillory!
Don't pass by the service station, don't catch likes or visite any other notification first."
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•A screenshot shows a Mastodon social media post by Christian Stöcker. His profile picture, a grayscale headshot, is on the left. The post is in German and features a headline that translates to "Dispute Under the Christmas Tree: How to Win Energy Discussions". A smaller image of a wind turbine at sunset is included in the post. The post includes social media interaction buttons (like, dislike, comment, reshare, quote). At the bottom is a Tupamba logo. The author's Mastodon handle and a brief bio are also visible.
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A screenshot shows a contact page for "la diaria" on a website. The page includes a profile picture (a simple black silhouette of a person), the contact's name, their RSS/Atom network type, their last update time (Sun, 2 Feb 2025, 9:15 PM), a "Submit" button, and options for setting update frequency (Frequently, Hourly, Twice daily, Daily, Weekly, Monthly). The profile URL is also displayed. The page header shows tabs for "Profile", "Conversations", "Posts and Comments", "Media", and "Contacts". The top right shows a search bar and the "studio" logo.
A screenshot shows a Mastodon social media post by Christian Stöcker. His profile picture, a grayscale headshot, is on the left. The post is in German and features a headline that translates to "Dispute Under the Christmas Tree: How to Win Energy Discussions". A smaller image of a wind turbine at sunset is included in the post. The post includes social media interaction buttons (like, dislike, comment, reshare, quote). At the bottom is a Tupamba logo. The author's Mastodon handle and a brief bio are also visible.
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A screenshot shows a contact page for "la diaria" on a website. The page includes a profile picture (a simple black silhouette of a person), the contact's name, their RSS/Atom network type, their last update time (Sun, 2 Feb 2025, 9:15 PM), a "Submit" button, and options for setting update frequency (Frequently, Hourly, Twice daily, Daily, Weekly, Monthly). The profile URL is also displayed. The page header shows tabs for "Profile", "Conversations", "Posts and Comments", "Media", and "Contacts". The top right shows a search bar and the "studio" logo.
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A computer screen displays a social media profile for "bit Pickup," showing profile information, including their email address (bitpickup[@]tupambae.org) and location (Tumpambae, Friendicaland). The profile picture is a colorful, abstract design resembling a flower made of overlapping, translucent petals in various colors. The main part of the screen shows the "Tupamba" logo, which is a stylized text name accompanied by a colorful circular design composed of eight petal-like shapes radiating from a central black 'C'. There is also a small profile image gallery with two pictures showing a pile of wood and a person's face. The top of the screen shows standard social media navigation tabs like "Profile," "Conversations," "Photos," etc.
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A webpage screenshot shows a profile page with a black and white silhouette user icon. The profile states "EDIT | don't follow!" with an email address. Below are links to info in English, German, and Spanish. Buttons for "Follow" and "Atom feed" are also present. The main content shows version 0.5 of a guide to installing or moving Friendica to an Ubuntu 22.04 LTS VPS server. Details include server specifications, Friendica version, and categories. There are expandable sections labeled "Introduction" and "Installation environment and HowTo," along with many hashtags related to Linux, Friendica, and Fediverse. The top of the page includes a search bar and a menu with icons for grid, home, circle, email, calendar, and people. The license is listed as "common ground | CC-BY-SA-NC".
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