Creator of Mullem - a Firefox Add On to create and manage combined feeds for multiple Lemmy communities across any Lemmy instances.
Missing the MultiReddit experience? I built a Firefox Add On for that
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/1611805
And I called it...Mullem.
Mullem? What's Mullem?
Multiple Lemmy's....Multi Lem's...Mullem
It's a way of having MultiReddit-like experience until (if) the Lemmy devs incorporate that feature into Lemmy.
What?
It's a way to view multiple Communities from multiple instances in one unified feed.
FAQ
Will this work in a Chromium (Chrome, Brave etc) based browser?
No idea. I don't have a Chromium based browser on any of my machines and I ain't going to install one just to test this. If you want to port it, be my guest.
Is this compatible with KBin?
Nope. Part of the code needs to look for '/c/' in a URL and as KBin uses '/m/' it'll just break. Don't try it, it WILL break. I will add this in future development.
Will this work on a mobile browser?
No, it would be unusable as the in
Missing the MultiReddit experience? I built a Firefox Add On for that
And I called it...Mullem.
Mullem? What's Mullem?
Multiple Lemmy's....Multi Lem's...Mullem
It's a way of having MultiReddit-like experience until (if) the Lemmy devs incorporate that feature into Lemmy.
What?
It's a way to view multiple Communities from multiple instances in one unified feed.
FAQ
Will this work in a Chromium (Chrome, Brave etc) based browser?
No idea. I don't have a Chromium based browser on any of my machines and I ain't going to install one just to test this. If you want to port it, be my guest.
Is this compatible with KBin?
Nope. Part of the code needs to look for '/c/' in a URL and as KBin uses '/m/' it'll just break. Don't try it, it WILL break. I will add this in future development.
Will this work on a mobile browser?
No, it would be unusable as the interface would be all over the place. Mullem uses a Sidebar for one thing. There are zero plans to make th
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Does docker need to be already installed on my local machine and my VPS?
Installing Lemmy with Ansible
I'm looking at the official docs but I'm a bit confused. I want to install Lemmy on a VPS but the fourth bullet point in the documentation says:
"Install Ansible on your local machine (do not install it on your destination server)."
And then the Install instructions start going about how to install it.
If Ansible is on my local machine how am I supposed to use it to install Lemmy on a VPS?
I have Ampache running on a self hosted server, which has desktop and mobile apps.
Yunohost on Hetzner running Lemmy
I'm not familiar enough with Ansible or Docker to really risk installing Lemmy straight onto the VPS so I'm thinking of putting Yunohost on it.
If I chose the Hetzner Cloud package with 8GB RAM and 80Gb space, realistically, how many users could sign up before things got dangerous.
Hetzner is fine with yunohost installs and the hardware specs are good for it, I'm just wondering about Lemmy capacity in terms of numbers of users. I realise you'd only be able to guesstimate a ballpark figure.
Also, one way to cut down on space use is apparently object storage. I know I can use Backblaze for this - how exactly is this configured? Is there a setting in the lemmy config to point to external object storage providers?