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I did an informal review for myself when deciding on what to run a couple months ago (I ended up going w/ https://akkoma.social/ https://akkoma.social/, a Plero
by lhl 4y ago
I did an informal review for myself when deciding on what to run a couple months ago (I ended up going w/ https://akkoma.social/ https://akkoma.social/, a Pleroma fork over the Misskey variants): https://mostlyobvious.org/?link=/Reference%2FSoftware%2FFediverse%2FMigrating%20to%20Your%20Own%20Fediverse%20Instance#What_other_options_are_there https://mostlyobvious.org/?link=/Reference%2FSoftware%2FFedi...?
There are two other (to me) interesting newer projects (that probably aren't quite ready for primetime) - https://gotosocial.org/ https://gotosocial.org/ (written in Go of course), and Takahē https://jointakahe.org/ https://jointakahe.org/ , a Python project - both aim for Mastodon API client support, which feels like a must since it allows you to use all the various 3rd party Mastodon clients.
- rcarmo 4y agoI’m running (and debugging) Takahe and it is _really_ solid (although obviously still missing a lot of features). I have two domains on it and am asking friends to join and test, and it works great on very limited CPU resources thanks to its back-end processing strategy. Since it’s Django-based, contributing and debugging is accessible to an enormous amount of people (unlike the Pleroma variants, which I also tested but found quite demanding resource-wise). Here are my notes: https://taoofmac.com/space/blog/2022/12/21/0900 https://taoofmac.com/space/blog/2022/12/21/0900