I used Ecosia for a few months last year, but it really struggled with more niche topics and searches in Hungarian. Also it kept re-enabling the AI search every other day, no matter how many times I disabled it. So in the end I switched to noai.duckduckgo.

kazerniel
Active profiles:
- https://piefed.world/u/kazerniel
- https://www.reddit.com/user/kazerniel
- https://steamcommunity.com/id/kazerniel
- Discord: kazerniel
Inactive profiles:
https://keyoxide.org/aspe:keyoxide.org:27DLBSMPHZ7EAXNL6U73HTLXXQ
yeah, this is what usually makes me redo the search with google (and/or liberally use double quotes)
Greater stability of this feature, maybe?
Lemmy may have significantly fewer features but in many ways it comes across as being significantly more polished .
Tbh that’s not surprising, looking at PieFed’s development priorities 😅
Desired quality attributes
These attributes have been given a score out of 5 to indicate their importance.
- Performance 4/5
- Scalability 2/5
- Agility 5/5
- Reliability 1/5
- Security 2/5
- Testability 0/5
- Modifiability 5/5
- Affordability 5/5
- Manageability 5/5
Name them please, I’m desperate for ideas here.
Not sure if these are already addressed in PyLova, but some of my PieFed pain points are the notification page UI (namely the collapsed content previews and unintuitive mark as read buttons), and the lack of proper support for emoji (no shortcode suggestions like Lemmy/GitHub/etc. has, and the manual picker is unsearchable and missing many newer ones).
Not enforced by my work, but Photoshop is honestly the least painful to replace. I’m having a lot more trouble finding fully featured alternative to InDesign and Illustrator. Scribus looks pretty rough and Inkscape has an unintuitive UI and no proper CMYK support.
Need Adobe software for work. Want to play online games that have anti-cheat. Also like to run mods in my games.
I have a shitty old laptop for travelling that I’ll try to install Linux on this weekend, since I only need Firefox on that.