This is interesting! Thanks for sharing!

Of course, without an operating system, all you have is hardware and other devices. But I meant for the casual desktop user, this does not really matter for them I don’t think. I’m sorry, I forgot to put it in the question. Obviously operating systems must exist, I get that, but I mean that for a desktop user, who treats their computers as bootloaders to the browser, so to speak, will different operating systems be relevant for them, i.e. the majority of users?

Memang pakai browser saja atau ada pakai desktop/mobile clients?

Tulah saya perasan juga, community sini berbeza sikit. Pace of new uploads pun lain juga, lebih slow (naturally).

Toki Pona tu apa benda ya? Haha maaf saya tak tahu

I see! Okay :D

Hahah, probably kebanyakan yang guna Lemmy ni ideologically motivated, saya faham jugak. Tech savy ke? Ada pakai Mastodon jugak?

Hello! What communities do you usually follow?

Hello! What communities do you usually browse?

Hello! Selalu tengok communities apa?

Hello! Which communities do you usually browse?

I haven’t, but will check it out now! Thank you!

A science student. I view “non-technical” and “non-tech/non-techy” as kinda different, as in the latter are more specific to stuff related to computers, at least that’s my perception. I’m non-tech or non-techy.

Ah, so you use the EMACS operating system as well?

The fragmentation that occurs as a consequence of this decentralised way of conducting social media is probably going to be the natural state of the fediverse for years to come. By its very nature, being decentralised, federated instances are not going to amass hundreds of thousands or millions of users from all (most) walks of life, and only appeal to those with a certain type of mind with nerdy, freedom-centric, and dedicated tendencies. By its very design, it’s not going to catch on most people.