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I like to run mastodon as a single-user, and actively connect to other instances by following certain people. What I find lacking (but that might be a configura
by MrGilbert 7y ago
I like to run mastodon as a single-user, and actively connect to other instances by following certain people. What I find lacking (but that might be a configuration issue): I cannot seem to get the replies to other people statuses, which are not from my server (so, basically, all). That'd be a bummer if that doesn't work.
- zimpenfish 7y agoPleroma v2.0.0[1] lets you hover over the "Reply to" text to get the replied to status in a little popup (which might be new in v2.) But also a little "popout" icon that will open the entire thread in another window (which previously existed pre-v2.) [1] running as essentially a single-user instance.
- dnpp123 7y agoI'm running Pleroma in the same use case, it works fine for me I think. If other people want to do that and switch from Twitter -> Fediverse, I wrote a bunch of scripts to switch from Twitter to Fediverse : https://git.sr.ht/~pierrenn/twitter_escape https://git.sr.ht/~pierrenn/twitter_escape Sadly, this is a bit spammy method, but I had only a dozen or so complaints so far and my "Whole known network" is now seeded pretty well : https://s.pnn.sh/ https://s.pnn.sh/ (this is a small single user home instance on ARM, so it's slow) And TBH I find the Pleroma UI better than Mastodon for the single user instance - plus clicking on the date to get replies in the Mastodon frontend always feels weird (but it's personal taste !)
- MrGilbert 7y agoI'm currently trying to get my head around wrapping Pleroma in Docker, as I've everything dockerized and behind a Traefik proxy. Thanks for the links!