agreed! I’ve been using KISS since Nova got bought out and have been loving it. i tried a bunch of different ones but KISS had the best combo of features and simplicity to me. will take a lot for me to switch away now.

oh yikes, that sounds rough! the end result seems to be worth it though, haha.

looks great! glad you got those logos sizing properly!

no, it works fine on my non-rooted phone.

second for aCalendar+. been using the paid version for a few years now with a self hosted nextcloud instance. works great! works great with other calendars too (google, etc).

this just happened to me the other day (could be around the same time this was originally posted?). it basically kicked me back to the login screen. i just assumed that something kde-specific was being updated. but it was the first and only time that i’ve seen this happen.

essentially, yes. Google Talk was based on XMPP.

if you look at the function that gets the admins, then you can see that it’s ordered by the Published date, so I believe you can just update the Published date to earlier than the rest of the admins.

I think they broke federation with non lemmy instances in v0.18.0, since the same thing happens with lemmy.ca.

it could be that the community already exists? or not allowed characters? lemmy doesn’t always show a proper error messages in a lot of cases.

it’s currently running on a $14 USD/month 4 CPU 2GB plan, but i’m going to bump it up to the $28/month 6 CPU 4 GB plan.

you need to search for the community first, otherwise you get the 404. also give it a few seconds to come up too, when searching.

exactly this! unfortunately it’s a bit cumbersome, but it’s the best way to do it currently.

it probably wouldn’t be overly difficult to write an extension that will handle lemmy links for you, not sure if the lemmy devs have this as something on their todo list (handling it all from within lemmy i mean).

partial upgrades aren’t supported I believe, but i believe if you really wanted you could add the following line to your /etc/pacman.conf:

IgnorePkg = linux

myself, I just depending on the server i’m upgrading, i just don’t update as frequently and reboot the machine if needed (i don’t think there’s any getting around that).