!eyebleach@lemmy.world btw

I have a few daemons running in the background of my computer

I think there is no specific community for that yet, but I’m pretty sure you can ask it in here or in something like !ask@lemm.ee

I still don’t see the repo containing the actual backend code.

It has done a good job tossing its little balls around.

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Private communities are already coming with the next release, v1.0.0: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/pull/5076

I’ve been wanting to try out NixOS for this very reason lately (although I don’t break my system often). If everything works for me there, I’ll switch to it.

Why?

That most likely won’t happen in the Fediverse, unless every developer agrees on some common protocol. But it is possible. See the Nostr protocol and DIDs.

Huh, who put the anime themed bot detection system in there?

Great way to hold a baby.

Dark Purple

Official KDE community btw: !kde@lemmy.kde.social

“Trust me bro”

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yeah pretty much

I tend to think of Matrix more like WhatsApp instead of Discord. The features of Discord really just aren’t available in Matrix. Which is why I recommend Revolt (or something like it) instead of Matrix when people ask for alternatives to Discord. It does not look or function the same. Yeah, there are some stuff in common, but not enough to be called similar. It feels like comparing Mastodon with Lemmy.

Okay, yes, I agree. But it wouldn’t really hurt to do so, would it?

The idea of adding a matrix compatible messaging protocol to Lemmy seems too complex and unnecessary to me. Just use some matrix client at that point?