here’s the deadspace i was noticing:

here’s a potential way to make it more compact:

the com@inst 🗨️1🔼2🔽 line could either go above or below the post (ive seen moth on lemmy clients)

oh wow, the web app looks great. always thought lemmy looked pretty bad from every desktop ui ive found

yeah i think putting the com name and the up/downvotes on the same line would fill some of the dead space between posts

just installed. looks great so far!

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i don’t think anyone in this thread is saying we shouldn’t have proton, but just that it is holding back actual linux development. I for one love my steamdeck and use proton all the time.

but facts are facts, and there are less games being developed for linux because of proton.

you’re missing the point. the linux gaming market is increasing, but proton is in some ways a crutch keeping proper linux support from games because its much easier to support just one platform rather than two.

about 10 years ago, i noticed steam was available for linux. for the longest time i had pretty much written off gaming on linux (apart from like tuxcart, nethack, emulators…). i hadn’t considered actually being able to play “real” games.

that was before proton, so there really wasn’t a ton of stuff i could play, but i found some good stuff like hotline miami, papers please, super win the game.

obviously now we have proton and linux can be argued as a superior gaming platform in many cases.

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i just copied and pasted. will fix it

October 8, 2010 4:35 PM ET

i may be wrong, but arent you paying for support, not features?

is that the same person?!

bruh

same. if my main instance goes down (happens from time to time) i just pop over to my alt. i use a script to sync communities between the two, so ita basically the same experience.

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i meant specifically filtering the ats and hashtags, but as another person pointed out, that’s just how the person posts, not extra fluff mastodon adds.

obviously the interoperability is one of the defining points of fediverse. was not suggesting filtering out mastodon posts themselves.

yeah, this comment looks perfectly normal in lemmy. might just be “cultural” differences between the platforms

ive noticed people commenting on a lemmy post via mastodon is covered in tags and ats, maybe they could filter those or something. just kind of jarring on lemmy