Spyke

Honestly, I like the somewhat bland interface of the web version of Lemmy. It works, it's performative, and not slow.

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Nitpick: it’s performant (capable of a high level of performance), but not performative (being done as a performance).

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I do have it on my phone, despite said phone running Android - it's great!

Never thought to use it on my desktop though, I'll have to give that a go.

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Dev of Photon here, despite basically 3 comments being made about my client and getting 1 pull requests I am literally shaking lmao

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Oh, hello there! In that case, thank you for your hard work ok Photon! It's a fantastic frontend to Lemmy and I hope that one day my frontend skills can even be a fraction of what yours are! 😅

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lemmy.world

I wasn’t necessarily looking for a Reddit clone. I am being spoiled by Memmy and want the same kind of customisable control on my PC.

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I’d love something like RES. For now I just stay on mobile, what I saw of interface when I made my account made me stay off. I do believe wefwef works though

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I genuinely couldn’t get on with it for some reason.

On mobile I think it’s hard to beat Memmy.

It’s the desktop experience that I think is lacking.

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I saw this, and it’s a decent paint job on the existing UI but I can help thinking how much I would like a dedicated client on windows.

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I’m not trying to replicate the look of Reddit. In fact I think that was shittier on desktop and used it exclusively on my phone.

Alexandrite.app looks interesting though. Thanks.

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A nicer desktop experience. | Spyke