For iOS, I use Mlem. It’s open source and updated regularly (the TestFlight version at least). It’s got a really nice interface. Lots of little customization options. Feels a lot like Apollo. My second choice is Arctic. A lot of great options, has push notifications. But isn’t open source (yet!) and feels like it’s slightly less polished than Mlem.
I’m looking for Android equivalent to these two apps, but I’m not see anything remotely close.
mlem is pretty great. arctic too. I'm planning on switching back to Android this year though, anyone know any equivalent quality Android clients?
This is amazing 😱
I imagine the code is not the problem, but more of a philosophical one. I am on your side that this is sorely needed in KDE. But I’ve been seeing KDE devs shoot down this type of functionality for a decade now and the state of this MR looks like more of the same.
Try clicking the URLs.
SSD: Server Side Decorations
CSD: Client Side Decorations
It’s how kwin fundamentally works. And why you can’t just have application specific buttons and widgets in kwin window decorations like how in Gnome you can.
The article I linked is from 2013. They’ve been discussing this for a long time.
KDE has always favoured SSD over CSD. So it kind of makes sense that LIM was rejected.
https://blog.martin-graesslin.com/blog/2013/02/client-side-window-decorations-and-wayland/
Aesthetically, I think CSD is the way to go. But functionally, I love KDE too much to use anything else.
I can’t believe it! 😱
/s
Minor spoilers… but it was fun seeing how a contemporary to Kern uplifted a different species, and more deliberately. Which adds to the universe rather than just have it be… Kern is God kind of thing. And seeing a species that was more emotion based was pretty great too. Different types of intelligences… not to mention the completely alien Nodan species.
Children of Ruin was my favourite. The slight horror tones of some of the story really got me! And also… 🐙
I’ve tried it! Both on iOS and Android. Maybe it’s cause it’s not native. There’s something about how it feels that isn’t the same as a native app.