@demvoter it seems like there has been contact already between that developer and kbin dev… That sounds promising!
Can’t wait to have few apps to chose from. At the end of the day, people like different things and hopefully there will be enough users for them
Sorry if that came off as dismissive. Was just saying Lemmy/Kbin/Squabbles(?) apps are “so hot right now.” Don’t want to chase down every rumor until there’s something more tangible than an “I’m doing this” post. I agree, it sounds great, though!
I’d rather have a comprehensive list, including everything, than a conservative one that’s restricted to just things with a lot of effort lined up. It’s easy to add information showing how far along a client is, checkboxes for different sorts of functionality, and that can give an idea of how much movement there is on a given client, but I think that it’s hard to keep track of all the current efforts right now. Having a comprehensive list makes it easier to find what’s out there.
You’re probably right, but unfortunately my day job doesn’t like me spending all day tracking new apps! I threw this together this morning in the hope that it might help a bit. If there’s a better way, and there probably is, anyone is welcome to tackle it.
@demvoter it seems like there has been contact already between that developer and kbin dev… That sounds promising!
Can’t wait to have few apps to chose from. At the end of the day, people like different things and hopefully there will be enough users for them
@doophy
Thanks for the heads up, but right now that has to be considered a rumor. Until there’s at least a community and/or repo, it’s vaporware.
That’s the guy that does pixelfed so it’s legit but understand the skepticism.
He also runs FediDB, so yeah, he has a great track record!
Sorry if that came off as dismissive. Was just saying Lemmy/Kbin/Squabbles(?) apps are “so hot right now.” Don’t want to chase down every rumor until there’s something more tangible than an “I’m doing this” post. I agree, it sounds great, though!
I’d rather have a comprehensive list, including everything, than a conservative one that’s restricted to just things with a lot of effort lined up. It’s easy to add information showing how far along a client is, checkboxes for different sorts of functionality, and that can give an idea of how much movement there is on a given client, but I think that it’s hard to keep track of all the current efforts right now. Having a comprehensive list makes it easier to find what’s out there.
You’re probably right, but unfortunately my day job doesn’t like me spending all day tracking new apps! I threw this together this morning in the hope that it might help a bit. If there’s a better way, and there probably is, anyone is welcome to tackle it.