@martin@petsoi It brings you to the Lemmy page where the article can be discussed. If you click on the article from your screenshot (just on the title), then you should get to the article.
The article is missing arguably the two biggest features in GNOME 48 by the way. Dynamic triple buffering, and group notifications. Both were MR’s that have been open for years before finally landing now.
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I get this when I follow the link. What are the features? There must be something I’m doing wrong.
@martin @petsoi It brings you to the Lemmy page where the article can be discussed. If you click on the article from your screenshot (just on the title), then you should get to the article.
The article is missing arguably the two biggest features in GNOME 48 by the way. Dynamic triple buffering, and group notifications. Both were MR’s that have been open for years before finally landing now.
@sstendahl @petsoi thanks!
Why don’t you post the link directly? It seem strange to go through a message board since we are already on a discussion platform?
@martin @petsoi Yeah I don’t know either why they posted it like that, seems to add some friction.
My guess is they want to encourage engagement on the lemmy instance?
@sstendahl @petsoi I can either block them or accept it. I’ll probably block soon.
Welcome to the Fediverse. I add those in lemmy and they are forwarded to Mastodon.