i want to see posts from communities that i already subscribed to, but because there's more than 1000 communities on the fediverse and i'm only subscribed to a small countable subset of them, i inevitably lose out on a lot of content. (The "all" feed sucks unfortunately). So how to solve this?
You don't use the Subscribed feed? I like Subscribed+Scaled
The Fediverse significantly lacks behind on the Content Discoverability technology.
NVIDIA released a developer-focused Vulkan Beta driver (580.94.16) with early support for it, and for the open source Mesa drivers there's open code drafts for both AMD and Intel.
The default sorting method is chosen by the instance admins actually (and then a user could change theirs once they sign up).
But maybe the bigger problem is just that people are used to the name "Hot" and how it functions on Reddit. I don't think we should match Reddit's algorithm exactly, but as it is it looks kinda barren and not very "hot".
but new users might not know this, especially since it's under a different name, they might not even think to look and just dismiss it because they don't like how the screenshots (of GNOME) look
How up to date is Mint compared to Kubuntu? I feel like I've seen complaints about issues with gaming on Mint's old kernel, but Kubuntu 25.10 seems to have a pretty recent kernel
I have backports enabled so my kernel is on 6.17.0-8
I added Flathub to my Discover and now I don't have to use Snap lol.
Yea it's a less common recommendation. But I still think we should be talking about Kubuntu more than Ubuntu so I thought it was weird that I see Ubuntu mentioned a lot but Kubuntu is rarely mentioned.
The other comments pretty much covered it, but a small nice thing that a port of the game can do that an emulator can't do is increase the draw distance and disable the LOD to always draw maximum quality models
You don't use the Subscribed feed? I like Subscribed+Scaled
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