This has been covered over and over. The bottom line is usually that devs view Linux as too varied a market for native support. There is always at least a claim that Linux bug reports far outpace windows and mac reports per-capita, and it does not sound unrealistic overall as a reality.

Proton also runs games well quite often. I would imagine that proton’s presence is in fact even more incentive to not support native Linux systems, since you aren’t really losing that userbase so long as the game still runs on proton.

The fact that it’s a T-shirt printed onto a T-shirt is the cherry on top.

I’ve heard certain clients or servers are able to spot crossposts and reposts, and mark them as crossposts/reposts. I definitely know that the app I use does not.

I think it’s doable. It’d likely require hashing posts so that Lemmy apps can keep track of those hashes.

Also, smaller servers means that it’s easier to spot criminal communities and boot their asses. Also individual servers can be cracked down on for hosting evil content, without all of Lemmy being destroyed.

Voyager also work good.

This whole thing reads not like a codebase versus, but a traditional engineering approach (don’t act like you can patch this once you release it - get it done so it’s stable the first time) versus the more modern “move fast and break things” approach.