Press the three dot menu -> Settings -> Instances -> Select a different instance.
Which instance you choose is up to you, a list of them and their locations can be found at https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances.
There's also https://status.piped.video which allows you to view the uptimes of all public instances, and their might be added something like that to the instances api in the future too.
This has been fixed in https://github.com/libre-tube/LibreTube/pull/4736. (Not sure if you're the person that submitted the issue or someone else did.)
Yes, that's a dependency of the relm4 crate we're using, I haven't yet figured out if we can disable it. The app doesn't use any libadwaita component though.
Yes, I don't want to move the project to libadwaita either because I dislike its flat design and don't use the GNOME environment in general. And I love theming Gtk apps :)
Not yet, but it would indeed be a good idea :) I created a request for a community here: https://programming.dev/post/320260. Not exactly sure if that fits programming.dev, we'll see :)
There now are instructions how to build it using Docker in the Readme :)
Hey, thanks for your interest! What's probably needed the most currently is someone spending some time to get all the things that require authentication done, but of course other things like adding screenshots to the README, adding CI via GitHub actions, etc would be useful too! :)
I don't mind if someone creates a PR with some screenshots, however I would rather wait one or two weeks so that there's no need to create a newscreenshots when a new feature is added.
Yes, I totally agree with you! I didn't yet add screenshots to the README since some parts of the app are still matter to be changed in the near future. The development started actually just four days ago, so there's still room for UI improvements. I'll make sure to add screenshots to the README once it's more mature.
Please keep in mind it's still at a very early stage, so if things sometimes don't work out perfectly yet, that's matter to change in the future :)
Hello everyone, I recently started working on a Gtk client for Lemmy written in Rust, called Lemoa and the awesome Relm4 crate.
So far, it supports most of the basic things that do not require a login, like viewing trending posts, browsing communities, viewing profiles, etc... Login features are planned to become added within the next one or two weeks, so that Lemoa can be used as a replacement for the web UI on a desktop.
Screenshot of an example community page:
Id you want to feel free to already try it at "alpha stage" (installation instructions are in the Readme).
Feedback and any kind of contributions welcome!
PS: I'm sorry if that's the wrong place to post about it, I didn't know where else to.
YouTube is facing issues at the moment, so just get a coffee and wait for some time.