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Creator of Nemmy here, lmk of you have any questions.
Also, keep in mind that Nemmy isn't like the other Apps as it's focused on providing an "instanceless" experience. It's also probably the least-developed app from the examples you've given since it's just me doing everything. Although it already has couple unique features.
I didn't know about your project until this post, it's great!
Thanks :)
Oh hey! I love with the current size of lemmy that seeing the developers of these apps are just kinda normal. I like nemmy, didn't really have much time to test it after installing mlmym and alexandrite and voyager though. It looked really interesting from what I saw, so I'll give it a try when I can. Does it play well with docker compose files? I have a bit of a custom situation going on with lemmy using traefik instead of caddy or nginx, so it's been a bit of trial and error getting stuff to run with it.
Should be fine with compose. There's a prebuild image hosted on github.
Are they any that mimic old reddit? I would love something like that for browsing on my desktop. Alexandrite looks cool too.
EDIT: OH sorry I see now that mlmym is what I was looking for. That's my vote!
I'll add mlmym at least first and see how it affects the server, maybe voyager. Alexandrite and photon maybe as well, but I gotta see how much resources it uses first.
mlmym is up on old.literature.cafe :) lemme know if you got any issue at all. im trying to see how much resources it uses with more than one user on it at a time
I don't use your instance, but I'ma comment to boost this up.
Personally, I think adding more choices for users is always a good thing.
Aw thank you! I agree. More choice is good. Lemmy's default UI leaves a lot to desire for.