This is awesome!! I was just thinking about this yesterday, great timing as well due to discord’s coming ID scanning (which I’m sure won’t be leaked at all) and enshitifcation. I’m glad you guys also have a guide because when I started figuring out on my own it was quite confusing, I had to spend some time in matrix to really understand it fully.

You can just add it as a server and you’ll see the list

You can quite easily transfer it all over by exporting your encryption keys and inviting your new account to the rooms in your old account, then leaving and removing the former account. If you need help with that let me know! I just did it a while ago with mine and it’s quite simple once you understand it ^^

You have to join the space itself which will list all the rooms then

I assume this is before AI so likely just photoshop

I saw a similar one with Boykisser instead

Just did it, thanks!

Your welcome!

You know that doesn’t sound too bad

Great to see ya soatok!

What actually is that?

Yup :3

Yeah it really is

Super cool! Love the art

Yes that’s what I was thinking of. I think that’s the case for many FOSS tools out there, but especially in music making where there’s a huge gap in open source plugins, I assume largely because the industry leaders are already established and musical software doesn’t harvest your data the same way that major search engines or email providers do, so there’s not really much of a risk using proprietary. I do wish there were a lot more though, I’m sure theres a niche market for them, only issue is most developers aren’t gonna put a ton of work into something which they won’t be able to make money on.

I guess I can get that, it does seem quite hard and complicated building from source though. I’ve checked out Ardour and it seems the best out of the FOSS DAWs, it has the most features and support. You should really give it a shot.

Ohh interesting, didn’t know about that

True all of us are 100% normies

Your welcome!

That’s fair, I didn’t know they did that. How good is LMMS compared to mainstream, proprietary DAWs? And why not just install it rather than build from source? What’s the benefit there?

For me, I would personally have to thank a ton of projects, but the most often used would be: the Fediverse (Lemmy, Mastodon, PeerTube, as well as Arctic for Lemmy), Inkscape, LibreOffice, F-Droid, Linux Mint, GrapheneOS, kdenlive, Matrix, VLC, Librewolf and Nextcloud :3

Their from bluesky