Another step closer to release!
The official website is now live at https://littlefedi.org/ with documentation and project details.
Take a look and let me know what you think!
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@stefano Nice looking project. And great that you, just like snac, care about the option for people to be able use minimal and small hardware as server and also think about others who may have slow Internet connection or prefer minimal. 
![There is one preset for constrained machines. Set low_power = true and littleFedi picks one database connection, one queue worker, one image decoder, a bounded memory cache, a 13 million pixel ceiling on decoded images, a 1600 pixel cap on stored uploads, cheaper thumbnail resampling and no dynamic gzip.
low_power = true
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cache_remote = "off"](https://todon.eu/system/media_attachments/files/117/076/625/071/530/063/original/dceed7933a7bcc4e.png)
@stefano the site looks kinda like ai made
@stefano
> The official website is now live at https://littlefedi.org/
I just skimmed a bit of the overview. This sounds amazing
How is LittleFedi similar and different from Epicyon, for example, which has broadly similar goals, as it was designed to add ActivityPub support to LibreServer.
Also, is any of the code auto-generated, or is it all handrolled the old-fashioned way?
@strypey @bob "In a period where it is fashionable to boast about the dozens of AI agents doing things on your behalf, we are the Little Computer People.
We are people who love doing things with our computer, who treat it as an instrument of creativity, of expression, of life. Of friendship, of play, of letting off steam, of sharing."
Epicyon is great, and more similar to snac. littleFedi has a different purpose - being complete, while still being minimal and self-host able also on low end SBC
@stefano
> The official website is now live at https://littlefedi.org/
I just skimmed a bit of the overview. This sounds amazing
How is LittleFedi similar and different from Epicyon, for example, which has broadly similar goals, as it was designed to add ActivityPub support to LibreServer.
@stefano the website lags on firefox on my phone, which generally doesn't inspire me much confidence in the efficiency of the software
@SRAZKVT Firefox on Android isn't efficient with some css transitions, so I've just removed them. Could you please try it again and tell me if it's better? Thank you for your feedback!
