It’s not my app.

Yes somebody did mention Debian Sid, which is Debian unstable. Which is maybe even more up to date (I still don’t consider it rolling release, because there will be a package freeze, if not multiple).

You could… of course also try to use Debian Testing (which is more stable than Debian Unstable), but also more up to date than just Debian Stable.

https://wiki.debian.org/DebianTesting And see also: https://www.debian.org/releases/testing/ (currently “trixie” is the testing release).

EDIT: I mention this, because nobody mentioned it yet.

yea correct. This app seems to be interacting with Invidious. Keep in mind that Google is changing their videos to embed ads soon in their video streams.

Mbin also does have a lot of theme options, layout settings and different colored themes.

My bad… I should make it all text with hyperlinks instead. --> fixed

I also linked to the readme as well… If you click on “ActivityWatch”.

ActivityWatch tracks time under Linux across all your applications and windows. So you know where you spent your most time on. It can categorize them as well for you. And there are plugin for eg. for Firefox to also track time on sites, etc. So you get a much better understanding about how you spent your time (maybe too much youtube? Or are you too much recompiling the kernel all day?).

Also it’s NOT an Electron app haha.

This app is written in Rust and freetube is written in JS. But what is wrong with alternatives? https://rustytube.rs/

Try ActivityWatch! Releases page here. There is even an AppImage.

Then also install: aw-watcher-web to track duration on sites (eg. firefox).

Hi again. Great idea indeed! Just use pi-hole and block all NSFW content, sites and ads.

What you all mention here are valid issues and concerts. The point is that everything you mentioned is related on how the ActivityPub protocol works, which inherently create this situation of semi-decentralizing in form of instances and federation. If we want to get rid of that, we need a fully different protocol that resolves all your issues in a decentralized way, which isn’t always scaling, or leaking the technical advances to do so. Or you could even argue that ActivityPub is currently de facto standard (which also includes Mastodon, etc).

The only way to solve all the issues mentioned is to fully replace ActvityPub by another protocol. Which doesn’t relay on instances, and no DNS, and no global identity… Which are technically very challenging subjects on its own. Fediverse is well… federated, but not decentralized.

Disclaimer: I’m the developer of Mbin project. And previous contributor of kbin.

impression the devs and admins were really interested in a poor man’s Reddit

No, not at all. It’s just that sh*t things happens and instances goes down. Remember that kbin (and now Mbin) is development by software engineers doing their job in the free time. And instance owners also. Most don’t get paid for all this work, and if they do… we are talking about 5 dollar per month.

At the same time devs also have families, full time job and other things. While I heard from the Lemmy dev is able to full time work on Lemmy now.

there is… Mainly my implementing options for users to export their data (eg. their followers). But also other features like the ActivityPub Move activity for migration.

Mbin tries to be an alternative to Lemmy… But also an alternative implementation with microblog support.

See also: https://mstdn.social/@feditips/106835063771572833

Use Mastodon if you want to have a “twitter” like feed. Mbin is focused on replacing Reddit. That being said… Mbin also have microblogging support! Example: https://kbin.melroy.org/microblog

Basically Mbin is Lemmy + Mastodon combined!

My bad. That is the software side… If you want to register and join a server try: https://joinmbin.org/servers

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