Just installed this yesterday as a dual-boot. For the most part I’m enjoying it so far, had a few issues before I updated the kernel including no sound but managed to fix that.

Now the only annoyance is that I remote into a Windows 10 work Pc on a multi-nonitor setup, unfortunately Remmina just doesn’t handle zoom on a single display well at all and scales every monitor, so have had to start trying to get used to a lower zoom level on my bigger monitor.

Not true, I’ve checked it and I still see a ton of posts in porn subs that aren’t marked as nsfw. Not the end of the world but still somewhat annoying.

I’ve been actively developing Cartel Empire for about a year and a half now. It started off as a bit of a side project whilst I worked a boring IT job but has just kept growing which is amazing.

It’s all hosted on Azure and written in JavaScript using Express for the backend and pug templates for the front-end.

I’m on mobile just now but if anybody is curious or has questions I’ll be back later and am more than happy to answer anything.

Honestly I recently purchased a new RTX 4070 TI and it’s absolutely dominated everything I’ve chucked at it. But it was very expensive for what it was and I can completely understand why people have issues with the latest generations

I think it’s quite an important point that it only needs to happen once. I’ve not seen that mentioned anywhere else so thank you

Yeah I can appreciate the goal, and I can deal with many of the minor technical issues but this seems like a killer for me personally. The small community is already massively segmented due to the model, and I don’t see it getting better if each new person that joins up is on their own random instance and there’s no common way to cross them all and to dedupe magazines.

But anyway I don’t want to be too negative as I realise this is all fairly new but think I’ll leave my account active so I can try this again in a while but it’s not for me yet.

How is this expected to become popular if you need to go through all of that? I figured I could just search for a topic then subscribe, but if they’re all separate then surely they’ll all just become segmented with time and contain duplicate communities in many cases?