I play board games and video games.
Sometimes I’ll code some shell scripts or some tiny program, but I don’t get paid to do it. I love competitive games and the magic circle of the game.
obviously good for the bit, but the serious reason why this exists is likely because it’s a modern gtk app -> it’s meant for gnome users / made by a gnome users -> gnome is all in on freedesktop/flathub -> these users can all expect to have flatpak availability as a common method of distribution -> therefore, release it as a flatpak, so these users who already have flatpak can more easily manage their appimage-only programs
Worth noting that some of this isn’t always 💯 possible. If some instances have blocked other instances where users have interacted with a post, your numbers and their numbers will diverge. The host of the content generally will have the most complete numbers, but it might be possible for that to be wrong if the server doesn’t have authorized fetch enabled (ie: server a has content, blocks server b, server c boosts the content but does not block c, c boosts/upvotes/favorites it. A now doesn’t know about any metrics from server C, despite being the original source of content).
Is this like a special branch? I know hajkey is the name of the modified calckey that is run by blahaj.zone, but unless I’m mistaken that’s just what blahaj.zone is with no prefix
You probably want to look into $XDG_CONFIG_HOME and the freedesktop spec documentation if you are interested in more of where these standards come from:
https://specifications.freedesktop.org/basedir-spec/latest/ar01s02.html
(and more generally)
https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Specifications/