Done with Reddit’s bullshit, and happy to check this out as it seems to be popular. Any apps that people would recommend for this platform?

  • Tygr
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    972 years ago

    Lemmy has completely solved my need for news content when bored. I no longer use Reddit.

    • DrTautologyOP
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      292 years ago

      What are your top news communities here. It sounds pathetic, but I got to nearly 99% of my news from Reddit.

      • @[email protected]
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        It’s not here, but you can watch the pbs newshour on YouTube for free, or you can stream the audio over your phone (I use spotify, but I’m sure it’s on other platforms too).

        Browse lemmy for entertainment, watch the news for information

      • Ghostalmedia
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        72 years ago

        Tap communities in the header and filter by “all”

        That will show you all of the most popular communities across Lemmy.world, and other sites sharing their content with Lemmy.world

      • @[email protected]
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        92 years ago

        There are a lot of the same type of communities as reddit, a symptom of so many of us coming over. I looked through my subscribed subs and just searched for fediverse alternatives, they were pretty much all easy to find

    • @[email protected]
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      22 years ago

      Same. Haven’t been over there in weeks. I have a few friends that roll their eyes whenever I link to something or say “on Lemmy” when answering a “where did you find this?”

    • lohrun
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      22 years ago

      Mlem beta test is full right now unfortunately

  • AlicecisntWynn
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    122 years ago

    I prefer Kbin but I’ll be switching to Boost for Lemmy when it’s available since I used Boost for Reddit before it stopped working.

    • @[email protected]
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      12 years ago

      Also waiting for boost. Will probably pay for it, again, too, since every issue I ever had with the reddit app I got a direct response from the dev.

      • @[email protected]
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        72 years ago

        Kbin and Lemmy are different software that have communities (magazines on Kbin) where people post content and have threaded discussions. Very much reddit-like.

        There are many instances of both Kbin and Lemmy.

        Kbin and Lemmy do federate, i.e. ‘talk’ to each other via the same protocol. This means you can see and interact with content regardless which of the two software an instance has chosen. It’s not perfect, e.g. I believe some minor features are not compatible (yet) and I have experienced that federation doesn’t always work, but hopefully this all becomes smoother when both mature.

      • pgetsos
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        82 years ago

        Different platform (software) but they still talk to each other, so same content. Check kbin.social

  • @[email protected]
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    You can check this compilation of Lemmy apps.

    I personally prefer Jerboa and Thunder. I think I like Jerboa more currently. Neither are perfect. Missing some features, missing more customization, and has bugs here and there. They are getting better and better though!

    I am waiting to see if the Slide fork really happens as I used to love that for Reddit before it got abandoned.

  • Amongog
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    92 years ago

    Kbin is already 🔥🔥, and with the Artemis app being developed by @hariette, it’s even better!
    Once it launches it’s gonna be a blast.

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    252 years ago

    I’d recommend voyager first it’s what I’ve been mostly using and since I started there’s been almost daily updates adding more and more quality of life features and stuff people are requesting. It’s been pretty incredible to see! There’s also a neat feature that can take your list of subreddits from a reddit account and help you find their equivalents throughout lemmy. Liftoff and Thunder are 2 other good ones I’ve been playing around with. And best of all, no fuckin ads haha

    • DrTautologyOP
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      There’s also a neat feature that can take your list of subreddits from a reddit account and help you find their equivalents throughout lemmy.

      I tried to use that feature but it looks like reddit has broken two factor auth on their website. I literally can no longer login through a web browser like the tools instructions say to do.