Answer of Bitwarden founder:

Thanks for sharing your concerns here. We have been progressing use of our SDK in more use cases for our clients. However, our goal is to make sure that the SDK is used in a way that maintains GPL compatibility.

1. the SDK and the client are two separate programs

2. code for each program is in separate repositories

3. the fact that the two programs communicate using standard protocols does not mean they are one program for purposes of GPLv3

Being able to build the app as you are trying to do here is an issue we plan to resolve and is merely a bug.

Care to share what parental control you are using on Linux?

Sadly not for me 😔

That’s not true:

On voyager you have to go to your Account > Moderator Zone > Modlog, however voyager only shows the moderator zone if you moderate a community because well it’s for moderators. If you aren’t a moderator you can still see the modlog by going to your Account > three dots > Modlog

I just realized that the default Lemmy UI doesn’t show it. Photon shows it and Voyager to. There are probably more but I know those two show the mod.

The default Lemmy UI doesn’t show it I think. Voyager and Photon show the mod, not sure about other clients

Just fyi, since the mod log is public you can look up who removed your post.

AFAIK the Lutris devs are working on integrating umu into Lutris, not sure about bottles though

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Why does it go up at 69?

A separate instance would allow for separate users/communities per channel which would also lessen the load on other (smaller) instances

Yeah, I basically gave up on the odysee comment section. I think would be nice if there was a mastodon/lemmy instance (or similar) that automatically creates post for new videos so that there would be a moderated comment section with more sane users

Hyprland? Also cosmic technically

Legit™

It’s just the default website with stuff in the middle cut out

Wouldn’t gnux make more sense?

Personally I use Kasts, it’s the default for KDE and just works, but Podcasts also is nice and looks more like Musicpod.

Download Flatseal and make sure the app has the permission to access the network

Discord: Their are custom clients like Vesktop that fix streaming on Linux and add features

Da Vinci: You can use this project for easier use, or just get Kdenlive which is fully supported on Linux

WhatsApp: If you do want to call people you could use Waydroid and install the android version, or if you don’t need calls but want background notifications you can use Zapzap