Just checking the vibe. I see that this community doesn’t have much activity, but maybe people are interested in migrating here amidst the reddit controversy.
This is my ~/
yep! the only thing i used reddit for (other than funny pictures, which we could all realistically do without) was tech support and discussing linux-related topics. And it seems, at least for now, the userbase swings pretty heavily towards tech savvy people so I’m sure this place will be great :)
Yep! I’m going to hand my subreddits over to others in their respective communities, and possibly delete my account after that.
I have high hopes for Lemmy.
I migrated fully from reddit. Deleted my comments and account. This will be my replacement for r/archlinux
I can’t even remember if I subscribed to r/archlinux over there, I’ve eradicated my account now so it doesn’t really matter. The important bits are (1) I’m an Arch user, amd64 and arm7hf mainly. (2) I’m subbed to this community. May it live long and prosper!
I just made an account today, planning on deleting reddit soon
I’m a Redditor immigrant. I think Lemmy is a much better fit for the Arch community, and have had this transition on my mind since the Twitter buyout. I’m hoping this push will bring enough of us over that it sticks.
Let’s see if this works out. 😺
I’m down for seeing where this trip takes us. If nothing else it’s an opportunity to meet new folks.
I’ll give Lemmy a try, now and currently this seems to be the “to go” community for Arch Linux. So I’ll be around here for a while.
Im sticking with the fediverse.
Yeah, I’m here for the foreseeable future… my rif app is gone, and I don’t think I’ll install it, just like when twitter became fedilab (I’m on linuxrocks.online over there), I’m going deeper into the fediverse.
And I’ll admit… Since I joined both apps have been growing on me quite fast
I also deleted RedReader (Reddit APP) and just subscribed to a few groups here in the Fediverse
Funny given how the app developer is trying to port it to support lemmy as well.
Planning on it for the most part, likely to use in conjunction with reddit if they reverse API decisions though.
I have just subscribed to as many Lemmy equivalents to my subreddits as I could find. I plan to make Lemmy a permanent part of my browsing. Already contemplating on whether I should delete my Reddit account but I am still waiting out the situation to see what happens. What /u/spez has said doesn’t give me much hope though. I do hope Lemmy takes off. The limited browsing I’ve done on Lemmy has already convinced me that its a better experience than Reddit from a UI / UX perspective.
