No worries, hope it works out for you!

Active subscriber count should be the more active one, but I agree.

Ideally we'd have native multi a communities right now, so I could see all of my subscribed Linux communities in my Linux multi, all of my subscribed ttrpg in the ttrpg multi, etc.

Definitely an improvement that could be in place. I think letting the user combine the groups to see would be best, because then you can group how you'd like. Having multiple communities with similar topics is no different than reddit, but reddit has multis.

One of the rare situations where that specific mustache can make me laugh!

December.

Women are the root of the change and I don't know if its the only big one for me to comment on about a group of chosen to ignore that I do have to do a replication verification to sync the same people with broken screens

Sorry that was my whoopsie, that's the guest mode (not logged in) settings, sorry was going off memory.

Settings > Account > Default Feed Type

Edit: FWIW I'm on the same version.

Zoom is the lowest bitrate of any platform. It's not a firehouse like traffic out of teams. It's literally the easiest solution to do this with.

To not, I've designed and overseen the implementation of deployments for zoom, teams, pexip, etc, etc, for companies that employ a small country worth of people globally.

"High production" is never easy. But at a certain level, there are additional tools from Zoom (as well as others) that can be used, which even have hooks into production consoles. Mostly cheap ones, but still.

It's been overall positive, I like it, honestly my main reason to go back to Debian is it's like second nature to me. I've literally had Debian somewhere in my setup since the late 90s, probably around 2.1 I'd say.

Overall Endeavour feels like a great daily driver, I just can't tell you how many times I've had to stop myself as I typed in 'apt' or 'dpkg'.

Definitely a distribution worth checking out though!

Already grabbing it. Not exactly a fast torrent, but once I've got it, it will stay up.

The software is kind of irrelevant for the sorting though. I use calibre as part of the import process to grab metadata, but it's how it's saved after that I'm talking about here.

Straightforward, and I like it. Thanks for sharing!

That's why I don't separate out the fiction. But one giant library of books including fiction and non-fiction isn't very browsable, just searchable.