• PureTryOut
    7•1 year ago

    I’m loving how this gets posted to the Lemmy community as well directly from the Mastodon account!

    • @Bro666MA
      8•1 year ago

      One is KDE’s official Mastodon account, the other is KDE’s Lemmy community.

      • Cr0ydon
        2•1 year ago

        @Bro666 I think that it should be added to the account description to make it clearer

        • @Bro666MA
          1•1 year ago

          Well… The KDE Mastodon account posts like any other account. It is not technically special in any way.

          • PerryPeak
            2•1 year ago

            @Bro666 @croydon I think he meant that it should be added to the lemmy community’s description (on some fedi software it appears as a normal account, or one with a group or bot label). It would probably be best if lemmy or Mastodon added something that labels it as a community or explains what a “group” is, but the description could also say it, like how the KDE subreddit’s description starts with “Kreddit, the KDE Community on Reddit” (it’s for a different reason but it could work).

  • ⚡Thierry Talbert🐧
    2•1 year ago

    @kde I love this part ! 😂
    pointieststick.com/2023/06/18/…

    Because we’re KDE, all of this work is happening in a fairly anarchic, nonlinear fashion. We don’t have change control meetings or prevent people from working on later-stage tasks. This takes skill in communication and git rebase to avoid stepping on people’s toes. 🙂 But it is happening, in its own messy and beautiful way.

    I love KDE 💘

  • @fourohfour@lemmy.fmhy.net
    1•1 year ago

    Love reading about the progress! I’m not advanced enough to test myself, but hopefully more people can start jumping in to make this a great release.