Nice, I've notice some weird behavior with this. Good to know they are already on it.
Agreed! I love the slow but steady pace of development. I'm already having a great experience here - give it a couple years even and it'll be magnificent.
Heck I even think a year from now it will be unbelievable!
Agreed! I think even a year from now it will improve by leaps and bounds. My only complaint about Lemmy is the lack of a tool chain for instance maintenance. I would like to see that developed or at least some documentation of general SQL commands to keep the size of the database manageable.
Rapid development is essentially a capitalist notion anyway. I would much rather slow, methodical, and quality development. Look at what Big Software is churning out these days and it is utter shit. I am looking at you Microsoft and Adobe.
Noted, thanks
Lemmy is in ongoing development, being made by a handful of people for little to no money. They address problems as they come up and no release is going to be perfect. Have a bit of patience.
Noted, thanks
Taking things for granted on an open-source software without willing to do anything
Not everybody knows how to code or contribute to something like Lemmy. Only programing I know, myself is DECORATE for Doom modding.
If a random dude is riding on a bus and it starts making weird noises and driving poorly you couldn't reasonably expect a random person to be able to fix it, but they definitely can bring attention to the weird noises.
Agree
Well I took a midlyinfuriating tone for this post that midlyinfuriated me
I just hoped this bug could have been brought to the attention of mainteners in another way that with a post on this community, which can leave a different taste
But now I'll get back to not assuming people's intentions based on the form only
This comment is mildly infuriating. It definitely fits the community
This is a known bug in 0.18.3, a fix will be in the next release:
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/1999
Nice, I've notice some weird behavior with this. Good to know they are already on it.
Agreed! I love the slow but steady pace of development. I'm already having a great experience here - give it a couple years even and it'll be magnificent.
Heck I even think a year from now it will be unbelievable!
Agreed! I think even a year from now it will improve by leaps and bounds. My only complaint about Lemmy is the lack of a tool chain for instance maintenance. I would like to see that developed or at least some documentation of general SQL commands to keep the size of the database manageable.
Rapid development is essentially a capitalist notion anyway. I would much rather slow, methodical, and quality development. Look at what Big Software is churning out these days and it is utter shit. I am looking at you Microsoft and Adobe.
Noted, thanks
Lemmy is in ongoing development, being made by a handful of people for little to no money. They address problems as they come up and no release is going to be perfect. Have a bit of patience.
Noted, thanks
Taking things for granted on an open-source software without willing to do anything
Not everybody knows how to code or contribute to something like Lemmy. Only programing I know, myself is DECORATE for Doom modding.
If a random dude is riding on a bus and it starts making weird noises and driving poorly you couldn't reasonably expect a random person to be able to fix it, but they definitely can bring attention to the weird noises.
Agree Well I took a midlyinfuriating tone for this post that midlyinfuriated me I just hoped this bug could have been brought to the attention of mainteners in another way that with a post on this community, which can leave a different taste But now I'll get back to not assuming people's intentions based on the form only
This comment is mildly infuriating. It definitely fits the community
Ty
What would you suggest we do?
Checkout, fix and commit /s