TheVillageGuy @ TheVillageGuy @kbin.melroy.org

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Please prove me wrong, but I am interpreting this as a confirmation of my feeling that development is currently ongoing in the background.

Open source and maintained in an obscure location do not go well together in one sentence. Perhaps if it had been like this all along from the start, so people knew what they were getting into. Taking OSS development offline whenever it suits one person, without any form of announcement let alone an explanation to the community, would bother me

If your instance admin would choose to switch to Mbin, you'd hardly notice and you'd definitely not have to make a new user account

That's great, assuming they're all contributing. If that's the case however, I can only assume it's being done behind the scenes, essentially deviating from the open source nature of the project

My point exactly, to instance operators, instead switch to Mbin, now that it's still possible

It's the "a bit" part that worries me. Without commits on codeberg there's no certainty any progress is actually being made

At least we know he's doing alright then, that's a relief

What we need is a chatgpt bot, so that when they use our content, they're using their own

A big advantage of more community involvement; more will get done in a shorter time

In the end it won't matter for the end user, as both projects can choose to incorporate features from the other due to the open-source nature

So the question is, do you want it working now (Mbin) or do you want it working somewhere in the future (Kbin)

Mbin https://github.com/MbinOrg/mbin

Pro for me: the ui is a bit more intuitive

Miele (European) (dish) washing / dryers / fridges

Hijacking your question, is it possible to install Linux on Samsung tablets?