Amir Khan
@amirbkhan@mastodon.social replied  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
@_elena @jwildeboer I need to check GTS out sometime. Haven’t yet. How does GTS supplement or compliment someone who’s primary fediverse “social” platform is mastodon? Same question about #misskey.
Curious to hear from others who have experience leveraging multiple fediverse platforms #mastodon #microblogging #gotosocial #fediverse #fedihelp
Elena Rossini ⁂
@_elena@mastodon.social replied  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
@jwildeboer I've happily been using GtS since January... it works so well. And with the SLURP tool you could even import your whole Mastodon archive (if you so chose).

I hear you re: Docker, but I honestly have no choice.

I'm on Ghost-CLI and that will be discontinued in the near future. Ghost is moving its official dev / deployment to Docker: https://ghost.org/changelog/6/

a screenshot from Ghost's website with the title: Developer changes and below, the following text: "On top of all the user-facing changes, we also have some exciting updates and changes for developers who build-on and work-with Ghost. Ghost 6.0 represents the beginning of a major improvement to how Ghost is deployed. Up until now, Ghost has been installed with Ghost-CLI as a single app that runs on a VPS with one MySQL database, but our new social web and analytics features have been built as independent services that run alongside Ghost. So, we're moving toward Docker Compose as the officially supported way to install, run and update Ghost. This is now available as a developer preview, and will become the default from Ghost 7.0 onward."
a screenshot from Ghost's website with the title: Developer changes and below, the following text: "On top of all the user-facing changes, we also have some exciting updates and changes for developers who build-on and work-with Ghost. Ghost 6.0 represents the beginning of a major improvement to how Ghost is deployed. Up until now, Ghost has been installed with Ghost-CLI as a single app that runs on a VPS with one MySQL database, but our new social web and analytics features have been built as independent services that run alongside Ghost. So, we're moving toward Docker Compose as the officially supported way to install, run and update Ghost. This is now available as a developer preview, and will become the default from Ghost 7.0 onward."
a screenshot from Ghost's website with the title: Developer changes and below, the following text: "On top of all the user-facing changes, we also have some exciting updates and changes for developers who build-on and work-with Ghost. Ghost 6.0 represents the beginning of a major improvement to how Ghost is deployed. Up until now, Ghost has been installed with Ghost-CLI as a single app that runs on a VPS with one MySQL database, but our new social web and analytics features have been built as independent services that run alongside Ghost. So, we're moving toward Docker Compose as the officially supported way to install, run and update Ghost. This is now available as a developer preview, and will become the default from Ghost 7.0 onward."