Well, there’s been a lot of updates and a lot of moderation tools improvements since the version that beehaw has deployed was released.

FYI, here’s all the moderation things outstanding: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/labels/area%3A moderation

They can both exist

Isn’t Grub moot now? You’re right in that I’m being unfair with my GUI based mindset.

Just this morning I thought to myself, what software does the FSF have as a flagship and its basically GIMP. GIMP which when asked about an Android version a year or so ago, said they couldn’t do and they’ve made no movement in being able to do it. It’s sad that their relevancy in tomorrow’s world will be limited.

No matter what, if a team loses access to the Play Store, there’s nothing they can do about that. They’re not absolved of guilt, but it’s certainly something that could happen to any team. After that, they tried to make the best of the situation and did so, until this Play Store release, which is, as I’ve mentioned not good.

I feel like you’re being harsh. They lost access to the Play Store for a very long time and so could only update via F-Droid. Shit happens.

This new one is abhorrent though. Catastrophic levels of fuck up. But it’s only one faux pas.

Thank you

That makes sense, I don’t subscribe to !technology@lemmy.world and only ever check ALL if there’s an emergency or I’m logging into a fresh install of Sync.

Context?

I’m assuming that they don’t have enough revenue to continue paying developers, so they’re trying to find free labour and this is the last gasp attempt to keep WinAmp alive.

Yep, the press release says opening the source code. It also says they’re inviting developers to contribute.

I remember I used to use Winamp then Sonique then Foobar 2000 and that’s when I switched to Linux.

From what I can see, there’s no R5 builds/architecture available.

https://github.com/nesbox/TIC-80?tab=readme-ov-file#build-instructions

He obviously meant 13, because 3 is WTF 😭

You’re right, I did take it really personally and I shouldn’t have. Personally, I find release postings and release discussions interesting. I also think posting descriptions is performative. It’s not just performative though, it’s time consuming. They say people that don’t do, teach. Well now those teachers will have to step up and do, lead from the front as it were. If the community benefits, then everyone wins.

Horses for courses. I find links to releases far more useful than a link to a front-page. They’re especially helpful when trying to find information/discussion on older releases.

Anecdotally, a couple months ago, someone posted the latest image release, without comment, because back then people weren’t pretending to be illiterate. But there was a change to postgres that broke shit. A month or so later, someone posted saying that their Immich had stopped working and I was able to assist them because I had clicked through the link and read the changes at the time. I was really proud to be able to give back to the community in the same way so many others had helped me. Oh well!

I’ve been posting updates for months (three or four). Being self hosted, it’s easy to miss updates and as things were indubitably new to me, I was manually checking by doing pulls on everything I host and I was excited to contribute to the community in my little way. In that time, people had on occasion thanked me for my effort, especially in regards to the Zigbee2MQTT updates. I even managed to alert people one time that an update to Docker broke home assistant and every time, I was happy I could do something to help people, even though it’s such a small thing. Bear in mind, these updates had an upvote rate of ~91% and ~60 votes. I went back and checked, because I’m a saddo. This is my first time having someone complain and normally I’d swear and stand my ground, but instead I’m just like frig it. Let them have it how they want. Gone are the times when this community wasn’t seeing any new posts and I wanted to try and keep this community feeling alive. I’m glad the community has grown to such a point that my contributions are unnecessary.

The community has been taken over by a bunch of weirdos that refuse to click things and read