I see, I will check it out, but I really still love the boost UI
yup, I just want the ability to easily switch and surf different instances, dunno why these guys are talking about multiple accounts and stuff.
No you were right in your first comment, I didn't knew guest mode changes instance with your account, but don't you think its a bit bothersome to have multiple account just to change instances? maybe a quicker method with guest mode would be nice.
Finally a comment that understands what I am saying, thank you kind sir.
This is a thing I have noticed in a lot of lemmy apps, there is no feature to go to a certain instance and view it locally. The closest is voyager for lemmy's website, where you have to manually change the url, and then you can view the instance you want.
Amazing app so far, hope Mr.Mayayo sees this post.
The reason I am learning photo/video editing is because my sibling has done game dev/web, freelance and office work, those things come in handy to showcase your work and for a lot of other uses.
The reason for learning Linux is because of this post and I am thinking of (later on after finishing my bachelors) getting a Red Hat certificate since I have seen multiple job posting on LinkedIn related to it. So I was thinking of downloading Fedora and learning the Linux terminal now, to get comfortable with it.
Thanks for your input, I should definitely focus on making and finishing projects.
My bachelor's in software engineering starts in quite a few months
I am thinking of downloading Linux and learning the Linux terminal using the Linux bible.
then learning video, photo, and vector editing.
After that finishing the rest of the cs50 except the scratch one.
Lastly, becoming extremely good at Python
How does it all sound?
My bachelor's in software engineering starts in quite a few months
I am thinking of downloading Linux and learning the Linux terminal using the Linux bible.
then learning video, photo, and vector editing.
After that finishing the rest of the cs50 except the scratch one.
Lastly, becoming extremely good at Python
How does it all sound?
Sorry if this is the wrong community to post