Or just specific software that is not available on Linux.

It's completely necessary.

How else does one click hotkeys while standing?

That new ugly UI.

It's so damn cluttered.

Bad news, Reddit is a zombie.

Family Guy.

Yeah, "community" is kinda bland.

And I feel it has the potential to make newbies confused with instance.

One aspect I'd love (and is apparently in the works) is swapping instances while keeping your history. A migration tool of sorts. Would help.

Still the roughness is sorta endearing in its own way. But I don't think it'd be endearing to most people.

They're definitely shit posts.

I'm just trying to find the snack bar.

I think Lemmy's biggest challenges are server stability, increased complexity to use (most don't understand things like instances), and low awareness from others. I only learned about it a day or two ago. Signed up out of curiosity.

But if Lemmy gets even more popular then the various popular instances are going to be stressed. It looks unstable to newcomers who go back to Reddit.

I signed up for lemmy.world originally, constantly had Gateway errors. Lemm.ee seems more stable due to lower traffic.

But others may not be able to recognize that. Even if they did, might not want to create new accounts for several instances and go back to starting from 0.

Thankfully, they'll remind you wh- oh wait.

Shame about World's stability issues. Probably brought on by its popularity.