Notices by Serge Matveenko ♻️☮️Ⓐ (lig@fosstodon.org)

@Codeberg @conservancy @meissa
TLDR. There's the first feature released: federated star (no unstar yet), there will be notification compatibility with Mastodon along the way.

I've noticed recently that some organizations that have an account in Fediverse share their Bluesky account here. I wonder why they think this is relevant for us to know?

It looks like trying to convince people to ride a bus while they are comfortably riding one already.

#Bluesky #Fediverse

I really appreciate the journey @PixelFed is on. As @dansup said here https://mastodon.social/@dansup/113910761084901138 the entire Fediverse is growing together with them.

The only thing I don't like about Pixelfed is that it is written in PHP.
That is just sad, sorry.
A year ago I was considering self-hosting Pixelfed and this was the only blocker for me personally.
Hope this will change in the future:)

#Pixelfed #Fediverse #PHP

@whynothugo you still can define it in openrc script but no one forces you to use a specific tool or to use the same logging solution for all your services.

@whynothugo It is a good thing. And with non-systemd init one can use any logging capability. Moreover, it shouldn't be a duty of init to provide such a capability. Systemd has both in a single codebase. It isn't a good thing IMO.
https://manpages.debian.org/testing/openrc/openrc-run.8.en.html
See `output_log`, `error_log`, `output_logger`, `error_logger`.

I've got Acer Aspire One 725 (https://www.umpcportal.com/products/Acer/Aspire%20One%20725) off the shelf, bumped it with 6GB RAM and 60GB SSD instead of stock 500GB HDD and I'm installing Gentoo on it.

I feel like it is going to be a nice video player and a notepad:)

It feels like I'm compiling the kernel on a teapot though;)

#netbook #umpc #gentoo #amd #aspireone

@whynothugo Because OpenRC ot any other init system shouldn't handle the logging. That's not their dumb business.

It's in Gentoo mostly because of Gnome 3.

Further reading https://nosystemd.org/

@whynothugo Most of Systemd alternatives doesn't lack any its feature apart from the bloat around it.
OpenRC explicitly positions itself as a dependency-based.
I highly recommend learning about Systemd alternatives before stating Systemd's superiority.