To be fair, the default Lemmy-UI doesn't really look that far off from Old Reddit in terms of organization, only in styling.
ChristianWS
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Forking=/=Theming.
Being open source does not make it easy to theme it. Reddit was closed source, but the tools to create a subreddit theme were far simpler than having to fork the actual visual code of reddit.
There are also open source projects that allows you to edit just the visual files in a simple manner, for instance, KDE's Plasma is relatively simple to create new themes without having to fork the entire Desktop Environment, because it was made with theming in mind.
...okay, that's a bit confusing but okay.
I have two questions:
- Those web apps are made with theming in mind? One thing that Old Reddit allows is subreddits having their own css theme, some of them are better than the default old reddit. Suppose I'm the owner of a Lemmy instance and want to replicate the look of a specific reddit community, would that be a pain in the ass to do? The same question for Photon and Voyager, as I imagine some instance might want to further theme it, by changing things more thant just the banner and icon.
- Wouldn't it be better to write those interfaces as Lemmy-UI themes? Or is that impossible?
I remember the small outrage that happened when Google stopped officially calling Android versions by desserts. Nowadays I can't imagine going back.
It was always weird because it only became clear with Android 6 (Marshmallow) and 7 (Nougat) that Google stopped making major versions with x.y numbers, with x.1 being exception. You couldn't just ask someone if they were on Android 4 cause there was at least 3 major Android versions, so it was easier to use the dessert names.
It was also weird having to wonder if you should translate the dessert name when speaking casually about it.
I'm a little confused. Those aren't Lemmy Themes, are they? Instances that use them still use the Lemmy default look by... default, right?
Eu não quis dizer que isso aconteceu na sua tomada, eu quis dizer que algo aconteceu na minha fiação elétrica, e que algo similar, alguma coisa silenciosa que mexeu nos fios, aconteceu na sua luminária.
Tenho nada pra acrescentar de útil, mas teu comentário me fez lembrar de.uma coisa:
Neutro não se inverte de forma espontânea.
O neutro da minha casa deu uma inversão espontânea após um apagão. Isso fez algumas tomadas virarem 220v, já que elas estavam com a outra fase. No caso, um fio dentro do conduíte tinha explodido(?) na hora que a luz voltou, isso desencapou ele e o fio próximo, e eles se tocaram.
Então não ignore a possibilidade de algum cabo interno ter tido algum problema silencioso.
Issue with that is that you need to stretch your finger to the top to show the screen in the first place. If you had to readjust your grip to reach the top, then you are likely already "in range" to reach the QS Tiles on top.
If they moved the Quick Settings to the bottom, then you'd need to readjust your grip after triggering the Notifications/Quick Settings shade.
It only makes sense to move the Tiles to the bottom if you also redesign how you trigger the shade
Spotty internet on both sides of the equation. It is common enough to happen.
If your WiFi is weird at the moment due to ISP side maintenance, or if you are on the edge of the signal, you might want to disable wifi and enable mobile data.
On the other hand, you could simply not have enough data left in your plan, so you want to keep your phone from using Mobile Data, even if you might get out of range from your router.
...it's been years since Android implemented the idea of Adaptive Icons. Which was made precisely so that icons have the same size and shape. Even if the Dev didn't update the icons in the last 5 years, the background would default to white.
So it isn't on the bottom? Why the hell some posts mentions the control center being on the bottom?
However, Lemmy-UI accepts CSS themes. If Old Reddit could have significant changes between subreddits using CSS, then it doesn't seems out of place that the same should happen with mlmym, or even Lemmy-UI.