john_fisherman @ john_fisherman @lemmy.world

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Awesome, very on point. Added to the post, thanks!

Pretty cool stuff, thanks for sharing!

That's a valid point! I've been searching for places to hangout for a while, sometimes called "campfires". Found a cool Discord with generous front-end folks (that's a broad spectrum!), on frontend.horse.

Thanks a lot! Fixed the link, well spotted!

Aha, well said!

Connected! See you in the Fediverse. :)

This one: https://mastodon.social/@StepBacon ?

Any time! What's your handle, I can follow you. :)

I also found about this today, maybe it's useful: https://fediverse.info/explore/people

I mean, if you follow the right people you'll get exposed to the right ideas. Most of the people I follow will not be posting about their kids or their brunch, but about cool articles or things they learned. Or am I missing something?

It's definitely work in progress. But it has also grown a lot, and you will have no issues finding good content there. Hashtags and "people that the people you follow follow" are a good start. Also, at the end of my post you'll find some seed suggestions. :)

OK. Added the link to fedi.tips. Thanks again!

Awesome! I'll update my post, thanks for this tip! What's the best way to credit you?

Ghost has a clear path for this. I'm keeping a close eye, pretty respectable work for such a big player. Excited to integrate this on a friend's website soon, self-hosted version.

Ghost seem to be very receptive to feedback, as they post on the progress of their ActivityPub development. This is good feedback, send it their way!

This is more fun?

Hey! Somehow when I pasted the screenshot for this post, the link was lost. I added it as a comment.

Hmmm,... I had to Kagi search for Lutris. Looks cool. This here is a simple launcher app named Cartridges, all it does is launch games. In my case, Steam games. :)

This is the actual link to the list of apps: https://fredrocha.net/2025/02/28/ubuntu-gnome-apps-i-use/

Personally, I prefer maximizing what revenue I can get in my working hours, make these hours not take all of my week, and use the time off to do creative and rewarding stuff (not start a side hustle). I know this wasn't what you were searching for, but for me money comes second.

I've used Ubuntu for a long while, it's just a first-class environment for development. So, good luck!