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  1. When is #Akregator going to be able to convert RSS articles to easy to read formatting instead of basically just loading the website?

  2. The KDE folks have already merged a fix for the help issue. 👍

    Akregator seems to have gone nuts on my feeds though, and is reloading all of the articles, no matter how old.

    I also wish it would remember sort order and that I only want to view unread articles.

    On to the next one, I guess.

    #rss #atom #akregator

  3. The KDE folks have already merged a fix for the help issue. 👍

    Akregator seems to have gone nuts on my feeds though, and is reloading all of the articles, no matter how old.

    I also wish it would remember sort order and that I only want to view unread articles.

    On to the next one, I guess.

    #rss #atom #akregator

  4. The KDE folks have already merged a fix for the help issue. 👍

    Akregator seems to have gone nuts on my feeds though, and is reloading all of the articles, no matter how old.

    I also wish it would remember sort order and that I only want to view unread articles.

    On to the next one, I guess.

    #rss #atom #akregator

  5. The KDE folks have already merged a fix for the help issue. 👍

    Akregator seems to have gone nuts on my feeds though, and is reloading all of the articles, no matter how old.

    I also wish it would remember sort order and that I only want to view unread articles.

    On to the next one, I guess.

    #rss #atom #akregator

  6. The KDE folks have already merged a fix for the help issue. 👍

    Akregator seems to have gone nuts on my feeds though, and is reloading all of the articles, no matter how old.

    I also wish it would remember sort order and that I only want to view unread articles.

    On to the next one, I guess.

    #rss #atom #akregator

  7. Current Akregator can't find its help though: bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5

    And the docs that are available are (I think) for the 5.x version, rather than the current 6.x: docs.kde.org/stable5/en/akrega

    KDE's docs being out of date for Plasma 6 is a problem I keep running into. Great opportunity for potential tech writers to develop a portfolio of work…

    #rss #atom #akregator

  8. Current Akregator can't find its help though: bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5

    And the docs that are available are (I think) for the 5.x version, rather than the current 6.x: docs.kde.org/stable5/en/akrega

    KDE's docs being out of date for Plasma 6 is a problem I keep running into. Great opportunity for potential tech writers to develop a portfolio of work…

    #rss #atom #akregator

  9. Current Akregator can't find its help though: bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5

    And the docs that are available are (I think) for the 5.x version, rather than the current 6.x: docs.kde.org/stable5/en/akrega

    KDE's docs being out of date for Plasma 6 is a problem I keep running into. Great opportunity for potential tech writers to develop a portfolio of work…

    #rss #atom #akregator

  10. Current Akregator can't find its help though: bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5

    And the docs that are available are (I think) for the 5.x version, rather than the current 6.x: docs.kde.org/stable5/en/akrega

    KDE's docs being out of date for Plasma 6 is a problem I keep running into. Great opportunity for potential tech writers to develop a portfolio of work…

    #rss #atom #akregator

  11. Current Akregator can't find its help though: bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5

    And the docs that are available are (I think) for the 5.x version, rather than the current 6.x: docs.kde.org/stable5/en/akrega

    KDE's docs being out of date for Plasma 6 is a problem I keep running into. Great opportunity for potential tech writers to develop a portfolio of work…

    #rss #atom #akregator

  12. Akregator (the official? KDE feed reader) loaded my feeds and folders successfully and quickly!

    There was a weird UI bug where it also temporarily created empty feed entries, one per imported feed. These went away when I fetched articles (or when I re-arranged the folders).

    Since I'm running KDE anyway, I'll give this a go for a bit and see how well it works day-to-day.

    #rss #atom #akregator

  13. Akregator (the official? KDE feed reader) loaded my feeds and folders successfully and quickly!

    There was a weird UI bug where it also temporarily created empty feed entries, one per imported feed. These went away when I fetched articles (or when I re-arranged the folders).

    Since I'm running KDE anyway, I'll give this a go for a bit and see how well it works day-to-day.

    #rss #atom #akregator

  14. Akregator (the official? KDE feed reader) loaded my feeds and folders successfully and quickly!

    There was a weird UI bug where it also temporarily created empty feed entries, one per imported feed. These went away when I fetched articles (or when I re-arranged the folders).

    Since I'm running KDE anyway, I'll give this a go for a bit and see how well it works day-to-day.

    #rss #atom #akregator

  15. Akregator (the official? KDE feed reader) loaded my feeds and folders successfully and quickly!

    There was a weird UI bug where it also temporarily created empty feed entries, one per imported feed. These went away when I fetched articles (or when I re-arranged the folders).

    Since I'm running KDE anyway, I'll give this a go for a bit and see how well it works day-to-day.

    #rss #atom #akregator

  16. Akregator (the official? KDE feed reader) loaded my feeds and folders successfully and quickly!

    There was a weird UI bug where it also temporarily created empty feed entries, one per imported feed. These went away when I fetched articles (or when I re-arranged the folders).

    Since I'm running KDE anyway, I'll give this a go for a bit and see how well it works day-to-day.

    #rss #atom #akregator

  17. #Akregator no va mal. Ha sido capaz de descargar 7819 entradas nuevas sin despeinarse.

  18. Conclusion: If you want to use a #desktop #RSS reader, you should use #QuiteRSS because it's simply the best, better than all the rest.

    But keep backup your feeds before any updates, and keep #Akregator as a backup, because it works acceptably well.

    Fortunately, both can import and export feeds to the same format.

    9/8

  19. Conclusion: If you want to use a #desktop #RSS reader, you should use #QuiteRSS because it's simply the best, better than all the rest.

    But keep backup your feeds before any updates, and keep #Akregator as a backup, because it works acceptably well.

    Fortunately, both can import and export feeds to the same format.

    9/8

  20. Conclusion: If you want to use a #desktop #RSS reader, you should use #QuiteRSS because it's simply the best, better than all the rest.

    But keep backup your feeds before any updates, and keep #Akregator as a backup, because it works acceptably well.

    Fortunately, both can import and export feeds to the same format.

    9/8

  21. Conclusion: If you want to use a #desktop #RSS reader, you should use #QuiteRSS because it's simply the best, better than all the rest.

    But keep backup your feeds before any updates, and keep #Akregator as a backup, because it works acceptably well.

    Fortunately, both can import and export feeds to the same format.

    9/8

  22. #Akregator

    Pro: Pretty good, and less likely than QuiteRSS to break in an update. Incompatible with many paywalls. Easy to select and edit multiple items.

    Cons: Uses colours to denote new and old but unread articles, but does not bold them, which makes it easy to miss unread articles. Also sometimes displays unread articles as read. Not as good at displaying just the content of a page instead of the entire page.

    3/8

  23. #Akregator

    Pro: Pretty good, and less likely than QuiteRSS to break in an update. Incompatible with many paywalls. Easy to select and edit multiple items.

    Cons: Uses colours to denote new and old but unread articles, but does not bold them, which makes it easy to miss unread articles. Also sometimes displays unread articles as read. Not as good at displaying just the content of a page instead of the entire page.

    3/8

  24. #Akregator

    Pro: Pretty good, and less likely than QuiteRSS to break in an update. Incompatible with many paywalls. Easy to select and edit multiple items.

    Cons: Uses colours to denote new and old but unread articles, but does not bold them, which makes it easy to miss unread articles. Also sometimes displays unread articles as read. Not as good at displaying just the content of a page instead of the entire page.

    3/8

  25. #Akregator

    Pro: Pretty good, and less likely than QuiteRSS to break in an update. Incompatible with many paywalls. Easy to select and edit multiple items.

    Cons: Uses colours to denote new and old but unread articles, but does not bold them, which makes it easy to miss unread articles. Also sometimes displays unread articles as read. Not as good at displaying just the content of a page instead of the entire page.

    3/8

  26. @dom_somma To improve things, I set up actual useful RSS feeds on Pubmed this morning. Thanks for the reminder. 😅

    And making use of #KDE #RSS reader #Akregator now, instead of pushing it to an app on my phone - I mostly don't use my phone for work-related things.

  27. @dom_somma To improve things, I set up actual useful RSS feeds on Pubmed this morning. Thanks for the reminder. 😅

    And making use of #KDE #RSS reader #Akregator now, instead of pushing it to an app on my phone - I mostly don't use my phone for work-related things.

  28. @dom_somma To improve things, I set up actual useful RSS feeds on Pubmed this morning. Thanks for the reminder. 😅

    And making use of #KDE #RSS reader #Akregator now, instead of pushing it to an app on my phone - I mostly don't use my phone for work-related things.

  29. @dom_somma To improve things, I set up actual useful RSS feeds on Pubmed this morning. Thanks for the reminder. 😅

    And making use of #KDE #RSS reader #Akregator now, instead of pushing it to an app on my phone - I mostly don't use my phone for work-related things.

  30. Migrated my #Akregator #RSS subscriptions over to a #selfhosted instance of #FreshRSS!

    I encountered small nuisances with Akregator, including but not limited to the inability to add certain RSS feeds.

    Ideally, I'd like to have a local/native/offline RSS reader that syncs with my FreshRSS instance.
    But this works as well! 🙂

  31. Migrated my #Akregator #RSS subscriptions over to a #selfhosted instance of #FreshRSS!

    I encountered small nuisances with Akregator, including but not limited to the inability to add certain RSS feeds.

    Ideally, I'd like to have a local/native/offline RSS reader that syncs with my FreshRSS instance.
    But this works as well! 🙂

  32. Migrated my #Akregator #RSS subscriptions over to a #selfhosted instance of #FreshRSS!

    I encountered small nuisances with Akregator, including but not limited to the inability to add certain RSS feeds.

    Ideally, I'd like to have a local/native/offline RSS reader that syncs with my FreshRSS instance.
    But this works as well! 🙂

  33. Migrated my #Akregator #RSS subscriptions over to a #selfhosted instance of #FreshRSS!

    I encountered small nuisances with Akregator, including but not limited to the inability to add certain RSS feeds.

    Ideally, I'd like to have a local/native/offline RSS reader that syncs with my FreshRSS instance.
    But this works as well! 🙂

  34. Migrated my #Akregator #RSS subscriptions over to a #selfhosted instance of #FreshRSS!

    I encountered small nuisances with Akregator, including but not limited to the inability to add certain RSS feeds.

    Ideally, I'd like to have a local/native/offline RSS reader that syncs with my FreshRSS instance.
    But this works as well! 🙂

  35. Ispirato da @ed sto sistemando meglio il discorso #RSS su #Akregator sfruttando Nitter e Proxigram per updates di persone che stanno solo lì:

    manca ancora un botto di roba e categorie ma piano piano conto di rimpolparlo sempre di più!

    PS: Instagram in realtà lo uso ma, essendo sempre più schifoso, è facile perdersi un post nel mucchio (inoltre lì entro più che altro per la "comunicazione a storie" tra amic*)

  36. Ispirato da @ed sto sistemando meglio il discorso #RSS su #Akregator sfruttando Nitter e Proxigram per updates di persone che stanno solo lì:

    manca ancora un botto di roba e categorie ma piano piano conto di rimpolparlo sempre di più!

    PS: Instagram in realtà lo uso ma, essendo sempre più schifoso, è facile perdersi un post nel mucchio (inoltre lì entro più che altro per la "comunicazione a storie" tra amic*)

  37. Ispirato da @ed sto sistemando meglio il discorso #RSS su #Akregator sfruttando Nitter e Proxigram per updates di persone che stanno solo lì:

    manca ancora un botto di roba e categorie ma piano piano conto di rimpolparlo sempre di più!

    PS: Instagram in realtà lo uso ma, essendo sempre più schifoso, è facile perdersi un post nel mucchio (inoltre lì entro più che altro per la "comunicazione a storie" tra amic*)

  38. Ispirato da @ed sto sistemando meglio il discorso #RSS su #Akregator sfruttando Nitter e Proxigram per updates di persone che stanno solo lì:

    manca ancora un botto di roba e categorie ma piano piano conto di rimpolparlo sempre di più!

    PS: Instagram in realtà lo uso ma, essendo sempre più schifoso, è facile perdersi un post nel mucchio (inoltre lì entro più che altro per la "comunicazione a storie" tra amic*)

  39. Ispirato da @ed sto sistemando meglio il discorso #RSS su #Akregator sfruttando Nitter e Proxigram per updates di persone che stanno solo lì:

    manca ancora un botto di roba e categorie ma piano piano conto di rimpolparlo sempre di più!

    PS: Instagram in realtà lo uso ma, essendo sempre più schifoso, è facile perdersi un post nel mucchio (inoltre lì entro più che altro per la "comunicazione a storie" tra amic*)

  40. Vous l'avez certainement remarqué, un discret petit bouton est apparu en haut à gauche, près de nos amis manchots. Il s'agit d'un lien vers notre flux RSS. Vous pourrez ainsi suivre l'évolution du site à partir d'un "agrégateur" RSS sur votre PC, tablette ou smartphone (Akregator (Linux KDE) / Gnome Feeds (Linux Ubuntu) / Lecteur RSS (Androîd) etc.). Pour être informé.e en direct, utilisez le lien lsdm.live/backend.php

    #RSS #Linux #android #KDE #GNOME #Akregator #Feeds #smartphone

  41. Vous l'avez certainement remarqué, un discret petit bouton est apparu en haut à gauche, près de nos amis manchots. Il s'agit d'un lien vers notre flux RSS. Vous pourrez ainsi suivre l'évolution du site à partir d'un "agrégateur" RSS sur votre PC, tablette ou smartphone (Akregator (Linux KDE) / Gnome Feeds (Linux Ubuntu) / Lecteur RSS (Androîd) etc.). Pour être informé.e en direct, utilisez le lien lsdm.live/backend.php

    #RSS #Linux #android #KDE #GNOME #Akregator #Feeds #smartphone

  42. Vous l'avez certainement remarqué, un discret petit bouton est apparu en haut à gauche, près de nos amis manchots. Il s'agit d'un lien vers notre flux RSS. Vous pourrez ainsi suivre l'évolution du site à partir d'un "agrégateur" RSS sur votre PC, tablette ou smartphone (Akregator (Linux KDE) / Gnome Feeds (Linux Ubuntu) / Lecteur RSS (Androîd) etc.). Pour être informé.e en direct, utilisez le lien lsdm.live/backend.php

    #RSS #Linux #android #KDE #GNOME #Akregator #Feeds #smartphone

  43. Vous l'avez certainement remarqué, un discret petit bouton est apparu en haut à gauche, près de nos amis manchots. Il s'agit d'un lien vers notre flux RSS. Vous pourrez ainsi suivre l'évolution du site à partir d'un "agrégateur" RSS sur votre PC, tablette ou smartphone (Akregator (Linux KDE) / Gnome Feeds (Linux Ubuntu) / Lecteur RSS (Androîd) etc.). Pour être informé.e en direct, utilisez le lien lsdm.live/backend.php

    #RSS #Linux #android #KDE #GNOME #Akregator #Feeds #smartphone

  44. Hi there! #followerpower: Is there a news feed reader that supports this kind of URL?

    It works fine with tt-rss, Akgregator (KDE) and Aggregator (Android).

    Haven't found a iOS/MacOS tool that supports this - and a customer needs it. Any help?

    #rss #news #feed #akregator #aggregator

    news.google.com/rss/search?hl= when:300d&hl=de&gl=DE&ceid=DE:de

  45. Hi there! #followerpower: Is there a news feed reader that supports this kind of URL?

    It works fine with tt-rss, Akgregator (KDE) and Aggregator (Android).

    Haven't found a iOS/MacOS tool that supports this - and a customer needs it. Any help?

    #rss #news #feed #akregator #aggregator

    news.google.com/rss/search?hl= when:300d&hl=de&gl=DE&ceid=DE:de

  46. @jakob Ja, ich weiß, dass man in Friendica auch gut mit RSS spielen kann. Aber ich hab mich über die Jahre so sehr in #Akregator aufm Desktop eingewöhnt, dass ich RSS noch immer damit erledige. 😀 Ich muss dazu anmerken, dass ich Friendica, Pixelfed & Co vom Desktop aus nutze - Apps aufm Handy habsch dafür nicht. Ist mir zu fummelig - das ist aber eher so'n persönliches Ding und soll keine Wertung von App-Qualitäten oder so sein. 😀

    Außerdem habe ich wenige solcher Feeds als eigrne Identität als "Bot" eingerichtet. Einer hat über 1000 Abonnenten. Das scheint mir durchaus so, als ob Interesse an diesem Feed im Fediverse bestünde.

    Ist ja okay so. Ich brauchs nicht, aber wer will, der kann ja.

    Was die "Stottereien" angeht: Ja, manchmal wird es anstrengend. Wenn es (mir) zuviel wird, ignoriere ich es auch. Was mir in Bezug darauf so an Friendica gefällt, ist, dass man es sich so flexibel hinkurbeln kann... nix muss gleich komplett oder für die Ewigkeit sein. Ignorieren oder gar Blockieren klingt erstmal doof, aber es kommt ja auch auf die Handhabung an. Und die Beweggründe.

    @z428
  47. @rysiek @haubles I'd love it, if #Akregator would get some urgently needed love, as it's really grown on me and nicely integrates with #KDEPlasma.

    But unless I invest some time to fix known bugs, I have no one to blame but myself ☺️

    #OpenSource

  48. @rysiek @haubles I'd love it, if #Akregator would get some urgently needed love, as it's really grown on me and nicely integrates with #KDEPlasma.

    But unless I invest some time to fix known bugs, I have no one to blame but myself ☺️

    #OpenSource