Meldrik @ meldrik @lemmy.wtf

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Does this apply to Windows as well? Haha

For Linux to go mainstream is simple. Have Linux be default on every computer sold in stores.

Something like 99% of people who go to a store and buy a laptop, does so because they need a device to access their online bank or watch funny videos on YouTube. Maybe check their mail and open a PDF or two.

My whole family uses Linux Mint and they are normal people.

You can usually experience it if you watch some of newly added videos from the big channels.

P2P on videos does work and if you watch out for a live stream, you’ll probably see it yourself.

Yesterday I was watching a live stream, where I had 10 peers.

No problem. Something is off with the federation on your server though.

What’s the URL?

From what instance is that?

The link of the channel or the channel handle.

Ah okay, so you can also upload videos to your username channel?

Storage is for videos you upload. If you don't intend to upload video, you should just go for a PeerTube platform (instance/server) that federates with as many other as possible.

Who says you need to donate to the same channels every month? Spread it out, so that it's 10 different channels each month.

Hopefully more and more content creators will join PeerTube. There's already a few, but we need more big content creators to get the ball going!

Do you have an example?

If I go to The Linux Experiment via peertube.wtf, I can see many years of videos.

Fix peertube federation (ref #3837)

Let's go!!!

That's my instance! :D

Isn’t it the exact same thing on YouTube?

You have a user account, which can have x numbers of channels.

Then find another instance…

You should go here https://ideas.joinpeertube.org/ or here https://github.com/Chocobozzz/PeerTube to raise concerns.

Take a look here for an instance: https://lemmy.wtf/post/15816115 And take a look here, under gaming, which instances they use: https://lemmy.wtf/post/15810205

Tilvids.com don't want to allow following or follow anyone themselves. That's a policy they have had for a long time. However... Since Tilvids is on this list: https://instances.joinpeertube.org/instances?search=tilvids, they are part of the Global Search Index. So you can get videos from tilvids in your search results, if you instance has enabled Global Search.

Also, you, as an instance owner, can follow channels on tilvids, by using their channel handles.