It depends on what job you have.
Cashier's need to use numpad more than other keys.
Also people who work with numbers use numpad more than any other keys.
I understand your frustrations on lack of features you need.
The first one you quoted is not to point out your inability to dictate the direction. It is for the suggested actions I want to make.
I work in software industry. To my understanding your analogy to foundation and house is spot on but there is some major flaw. After building the house the foundation cannot be redone. In software, in this case API and clients, they can be changed anytime.
Technically, Lemmy server is backend + frontend and done in Rust programming language. Voyage is frontend and done in Typescript and ionic. To come back to your analogy, your suggestion is like asking interior designer to do structural engineering. (aeharding could be proficient in both frontend and backend but I don't know)
If you have the extra resources to donate to charity, you could do one of my suggestions instead. It will make more work done for both Lemmy and voyager app. This is just my opinion.
As far as I know Lemmy has been created some years ago and most of us knew it now because of reddit API changes. Lemmy is not feature complete as existing commercial one. The voyager app also is not feature complete. A lot of people are working happily and free for both Lemmy server and clients. So your opinion and suggestions to emphasize on Lemmy server dev is not very popular (at least I could say that seeing your downvotes).
P.S. you drop a lot when you quote me.
If you are not a benevolent dictator or core contributor of the project, I think you cannot directly dictate what should be done. But you can always vote which should be prioritized first.
Things you can do are
- hire developers to work on the issue you mentioned
- bounty the issue or donate (some FOSS asks for donation for specific feature e.g. Wayland support for Barrier)
- create a campaign to raise money to solve the issues
For me, none of the issues are deal breaker for me.
It just shows pop up to subscribe. I can read the whole story.
It just shows pop up to subscribe. I can read the whole story.
Thanks for point out. I'll subscribe to the issue.
I am using Chrome for voyager. But my main browser on Android is Firefox.
If there is a way to define which one to use, everyone will be happy.
Synology 4 bay with SHR1 (1 disk failure) 12TB usable space.
With some USB disks lying around with unimportant data.
Thank you for your work on those beloved softwares.
One option is to use end to end encrypted online synced note protected behind a pin code or password.
Standard notes and Apple Notes came to mind.