Have you documented the steps anywhere?
I see. So the '/c/' is an unnecessary prefix here, potentially added in error.
Gotcha. I use docker containers on computing clusters at the University, but because of security, I have to convert them to singularity containers. That is okay, but I was hoping that by running podman I could prevent this extra step.
Okay, but then I still don't get why the '/c/' part is only showing for /c/showerthoughts (see screenshot).
Gotcha. That is going to be a bit of a chore unfortunately. I going to do that in a browser, as the Android app does not easily let me do this atm.
Okay, but this is not a standard then, right? Also, it is just naming, and does not actually add any options/functions, correct?
What does the /c/ at the beginning of a community mean?
Most communities that I see have very straightforward names like 'asklemmy'. I have also seen '/c/showethoughts'. What does the '/c/' mean here?
Is it possible to import a list of sub Reddits to Lemmy?
I was wondering if it is possible to import all my sub Reddits to Lemmy, or if I have to manually find a subscribe to them.
Related to this: can podman completely replace Docker? I.e., can it pull containers and build containers in addition to running them?
O ja, dat is wel tof inderdaad. Ik gebruikte Twitter zelf meer om op een eenvoudige manier informatie uit verschillende bronnen te krijgen (wetenschap, techniek, etc). Dat vind ik wel minder terug op Mastodont.
Maar is het aanbod voldoende? Heb je het idee dat je veel mist t.o.v. Twitter?
Ben heel benieuwd of er veel mensen hiernaartoe gaan komen. Uiteindelijk viel het met de Twitter uittocht naar Mastodont helaas ook mee. Zijn er mensen hier die van plan zijn helemaal met Reddit te gaan stoppen?