Notices tagged with hubzilla
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On this episode of the "TROM" podcast, @gargron (one of the Mastodon developers and founder / leader of the project), @heluecht (one of the #Friendica developers) and some others were guests, talking about the #Fediverse. http://status.hackerposse.com/url/22704 Caution: this episode is over three hours long, so I have not listened (and will likely only listen to a fraction of …
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Definitely all #GS (and #StatusNet if there are any left; and #postActiv) instances, most #Friendica and a few #Hubzilla instances. A few remaining (not updated) #Mastodon and #Pleroma instances.
At one time, there was a plugin for WordPress that let people comment over #OStatus. I do not know if said plugin is still maintained.
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@eudaimon Regarding #Hubzilla support in #AndStatus. As reported a couple of days ago "the client works almost flawlessly after updating to 3.6 (twitter_api had been previously enabled)" Meaning, after Hubzilla server upgrade.
https://github.com/andstatus/andstatus/issues/294
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@strypey ...but he uses it as a selling point for #Hubzilla that everything is ultramegasuperprivate and whenever you delete something from one place it's gone everywhere etc. etc. which makes me a bit doubtful.
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@strypey Yeah, but as you don't control the remote server you have no guarantee whatsoever that the protocol is actually fulfilled.
I'm guessing the trick to ignore these retractment requests are about 1 commented line in #Hubzilla for example. (not to mention backups etc. etc.)
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@silverwizard Actually, both the #Mastodon software and !GNUsocial software use the #OStatus protocol, as do #Diaspora, #Friendica, #Hubzilla and others, which we on !GNUsocial call the !Fediverse (apparently folks on Friendica have another name for that federated network)
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http://www.talkplus.org/blog/2016/how-to-federate-hubzilla-and-gnusocial/ How to federate !hubzilla and !gnusocial
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Is there a list of all these types of communication services? Blockchain messaging like #Steemit, #Twister; Microblogging like !GNUsocial; Multi-media social networks like #Diaspora, #Friendica, #Hubzilla, &c? Thinking of !FS solutions only, of course.
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@quanto If you want to start a campaign then I mentioned recently at the local hacklab that it would be good to try to convince many of the people who advocate free software but use sites such as Google+ to move over to using !gnusocial or #Hubzilla. Communications freedom also means having control of the web software infrastructure, and not just lazily relying upon Google or ot…
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#Hubzilla and !gnusocial T-shirts came out ok.
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I notice there are three giant Facebook billboards up in Manchester. I didn't read them in detail, but it looks like the message is something like using their system to resist or "fight back". Probably they're still riding on the common association between Facebook and the Egyptian revolution.
If I had a big ladder I'd be tempted to replace the Facebook logo with a !gnusocial or #Hubzilla one.
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@strypey This is the problem which #Hubzilla solved, or semi-solved, with "nomadic identity". So far as I know !gnusocial doesn't have this feature yet.
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@manuel @takeshitakenji See http://freedombone.uk.to/installation.html for building images. Freedombone has a number of variants, and if you specify the social variant (build option -v social) you'll get !gnusocial and #hubzilla.
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@drymer @zoowar @moshpirit @echosa @thomask I regard !gnusocial as being purely for public communications. If you want privacy use #Hubzilla
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Made !gnusocial and #Hubzilla T-shirts, so during the summer I can shamelessly advertise some of the projects on #Freedombone. The Hubzilla one is all blue with the white logo and name. Gnusocial is black with the big red logo.
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@dtluna probably !gnusocial needs a NSFW plugin, like the one in #Hubzilla. That way things with the NSFW tag are minimised by default but you can click on them to view.
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Made !gnusocial and #Hubzilla T-shirts, so during the summer I can shamelessly advertise some of the projects on #Freedombone. The Hubzilla one is all blue with the white logo and name. Gnusocial is black with the big red logo.
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@mangeurdenuage yes. It's inspired by FreedomBox, and uses some of the code from freedom-maker. The main difference is that FreedomBox is a pure !debian blend, whereas Freedombone is not. On Freedombone I do include some things installed from git repos, which are not yet in the official repos, such as !gnusocial, #Hubzilla and #gogs.
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@bob yes, I like the simplicity of !gnusocial. From a technical standpoint I prefer #hubzilla, but the simplicity of GNU Social caters for a broader user base and makes the community more fun.