The first beta of #Tusky v22 is out, including:
- View trending hashtags
- Edit image descriptions and focus point
- "Refresh" menu for accessibility
- Support Mastodon v4 filters
- Show detailed differences when a post is edited
- Option to show post statistics in the timeline
Fixes including:
- Show player controls during audio playback
- Correct post length calculation
- Always publish image captions
Full details at github.com/tuskyapp/Tusky/blob…
Tusky/CHANGELOG.md at develop · tuskyapp/Tusky
An Android client for the microblogging server Mastodon - Tusky/CHANGELOG.md at develop · tuskyapp/TuskyGitHub
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[49]: Except by the scores of beloved nerds in exile on the freer parts of the internet who remember the death of IRC and RSS and the weaponization of JavaScript acutely and personally.
[50]: During the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic a wave of folding@home volunteers broke the exascale computing barrier and made it more powerful than the top 100 supercomputers combined — filling a need that the cloud either couldn’t or wouldn’t.](https://fedi.ml/photo/preview/640/431340 "[footnote 49 is highlighted, it is linked from the [49] in the text and reproduced at the bottom beneath the body text]
The history of the web is an odd substance: always present and eternal, yet profoundly ephemeral and immediately forgotten. It becomes increasingly difficult to imagine obscure roads not taken in the deeper architecture of the internet [49] with every fork. Before the dominance of compute in the cloud, distributed computing projects like folding@home were more powerful than any supercomputer [50]. Before the dominance of cloud video streaming platforms, peer-to-peer systems accounted for a majority of global internet traffic: in the mid-2000’s between 49% and 95%, depending on the survey.
[49]: Except by the scores of beloved nerds in exile on the freer parts of the internet who remember the death of IRC and RSS and the weaponization of JavaScript acutely and personally.
[50]: During the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic a wave of folding@home volunteers broke the exascale computing barrier and made it more powerful than the top 100 supercomputers combined — filling a need that the cloud either couldn’t or wouldn’t.")
Tusky
in reply to Tusky • • •Issues in beta 1 that will be fixed in beta 2
- Beta 1 loads a lot of notifications, which can be twice as slow. We're tuning that back down
- A potential crash when loading notifications
- Filter warnings will show the filter name, not the phrase
There's also an issue with Pixelfed notifications. However, this is not something the Tusky team can fix.
Follow the release process at github.com/tuskyapp/Tusky/issu…
Tusky v22 release tracker · Issue #3551 · tuskyapp/Tusky
GitHubPhilip Weiss (Phil in SF)
in reply to Tusky • • •ᛗ🦊ᛟErvoᛟ🦊ᛗ
in reply to Tusky • • •happyemo
in reply to Tusky • • •Are there integrated (optionally) push notifications planned? This would be a big step forward.
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Unknown parent • • •faq/README.md at main · tuskyapp/faq
GitHubMathias Panzenböck
in reply to Tusky • • •Awesome! Thanks for your work!
There is only one small thing that I wish Tusky could do: reorder images after adding them to a post (before the post is published). Or is that a Mastodon limitation?
Getting Some Rest
in reply to Tusky • • •Great, thanks for your work!
I wonder if it would be possible to view a toot that I'm replying to while replying to it. That would be very helpful. Otherwise, very happy with Tusky.
kay 🖤 R.I.P. #natenom
in reply to Tusky • • •xriss
in reply to Tusky • • •Is it possible to receive the beta using @fdroidorg ?
@Piky_Nieves
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Unknown parent • • •Sven (retired)
in reply to Tusky • • •Oh, wow, you guys got around redesigning the filters! 💙 This was the only thing I kept jumping to the web interface for. The better timeline handling is also much appreciated. Lookin' good, too!
Good job – and thanks! :) @Tak