I will add it to the next build.

Just out of curiosity, you don’t like the new one? I feel like the head is a little too big but any tips for improvements?

Hey, sorry I’ve been off the grid for the last few month! I made the icon myself. Btw, I just released a new version, with a refined version of the app icon + alternate app icon support :)

Open sourcing is on it’s way. TBH, my commits are quite messy and very unprofessional but I could open source it right now. I would just need to arrange/reorganize the files and directories, but that’s manageable.

I just started Pokémon Legends: Arceus.

I havn’t played a pokemon game for a while, I felt too old for Sun and Moon when I tired to get back to the franchise when they came out. And damn, I just love Arceus.

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Not at this point. The Kbin API is really different than other lemmy instances’. If I were to add this it would require a stack dedicated to Kbin support, and it’s not on my roadmap for the moment. Maybe when I’m done with all the basic features.

I’ll let you know!

I really like Ice Cubes for mastodon. And for Lemmy I’be been working on my own client for a few weeks now called Gravity, feel free to check it out on TestFlight.

That’s wired. Are you on iPhone or iPad ? What OS version ?

Sorry about that. Can you tell me more? The default instance is Lemmy.world ? Do you have any error displayed on the login screen ?

SwiftUI, but there’s a few UI things that I’m having a hard time to achieve with it so I might add some UIKit stuff here and there.

Yea, I saw the issue and fixed it. That’ll be for the next Testflight. Sorry about that.

Hey, thanks for the feedback. Indeed I had an issue with login on a different server than the one selected. I pushed the fix now and will send a new testflight by sunday with comment editing and deletion features :)

I also choose this guy’s <anything>

Do we have a scrubs community yet somewhere?

thanks!

I’m working on mine too (iOS)

Missing a few key features for now, but hopefully, I’ll be able to Testflight+OpenSource by the end of next week.

We need to educate users and Reddit people to really understand how Lemmy works, and why it’s good. People keep giving the email analogy but that may not be enough. I still see a lot of users asking if they need to have an account on every Lemmy instance. We need to explain simply that :

• You can sub a community that is not local ;
• There can be two community that are called the same but on different instance (ie: asklemmy@lemmy.ml and asklemmy@lemmy.world) ;
• Same is for your username. We should also give tips on how to find an instance that is relevant for you and how to find communities.

Mostly stuff I made. And Home Assistant.