borari

I’ve spent like 20 minutes trying to figure out what lodged that thought in my brain and I can’t find anything. I think maybe I mixed up a Kali extras repo or something, but can’t find any mention of that either, so clearly I’m losing it.

I came from using Apollo as my client for Reddit, so I whole-heartedly support adhering to the iOS design language, and ensuring the app’s aesthetic feels like it fits in the iOS ecosystem.

On the name note, I honestly thought it was “M” for mobile and “Lem” for Lemmy. The actual intent behind mlem makes so much more sense, and I like it so much more. Maybe stylizing it in all lower case would help people make that association faster? Idk.

I feel like I remember there being a lot of pushback against flatpak even as recently as a few years ago. Wasn’t there a strong preference for programs to be in mainline repos or something like the Arch AUR?

I know the AUR is being depreciated soon. Was there a major shift in receptiveness to flatpaks or something? From a security point of view I feel like the baked in sandboxing of flatpak binaries is probably a strong selling point.