Sean Lane @seanlane@mastodon.technology

@wdavery unless you're allow to run python, then you could install it directly? Not sure, never done it that way. We've been using Caddy server which has a git hook directive that connects with gitlab, so anytime the master branch changes, the server automatically pulls the new changes and rebuilds the site.

@wdavery cool, glad to help. Yeah, with shared housing, you'd have to generate the static site times and then copy to the server.

@wdavery Been playing with mkdocs, which does the same thing but with Python instead of NodeJs. Not sure if there's a huge difference in feature set, but my tech stack revolves around python so it tends to be my standard default

@jamie assuming Keybase comes to support Mastodon, would that work?

@caillou No, I was specifically referring to the heading font. I thought that was what @jemjabella was also referring to, but I could be mistaken on that point.

I probably should have said it's harder to read instead hard. I can read it, but it is certainly harder to read than a standard font in my opinion. Most likely due to how the font is not entirely solid. However, you're going for an artistic look, like a sketch, and that's certainly how sketches look, so it's probably worth it to you to keep it.

@caillou Seems to work well at various page widths. I agree with @jemjabella, the font for your headings is hard to read. https://fonts.google.com/ might be a good place to look for some you'd like.

Looks like I'll be switching over to Syncthing/Nextcloud sooner than I thought:

https://www.dropboxforum.com/t5/Syncing-and-uploads/Linux-Dropbox-client-warn-me-that-it-ll-stop-syncing-in-Nov-why/m-p/290065/highlight/true#M42255

@benoitj @ChrisWere I believe so, though don't quote me on that. I migrated from Ubuntu to Linux Mint since Mint had cinnamon, which seemed similar to gnome, back when Ubuntu switched to unity which I didn't like. Then started getting interested in Arch, played with that but wanted an easier install process, and that's how I'm on Antergos at the moment. tiling WMs are probably the next thing for me to explore, but I'm pretty happy with things at the moment

@benoitj @ChrisWere I'm a fan of Antergos as well, though I've been using Cinnamon as the DE. It's been a daily driver for over two years with few problems.

@Senjuana Anda muy bien Syncthing, lo hemos utilizado casi dos años sin problemas

@dtanzer forgot to paste the link in:

https://github.com/renatolond/mastodon-twitter-poster/blob/master/README.md

@dtanzer They may be using this project, which translates @username@twitter.com to the appropriate Twitter username for replies and RTs

@Benjamin @jc I'd agree, but you have the best of both worlds:

https://www.overleaf.com/blog/195-new-collaborate-online-and-offline-with-overleaf-and-git-beta

I use it all the time, my collaborators use Overleaf, I get to use my local setup, merge changes with Git, and Overleaf handles the rest.