@tetrislife
Yes. Yes. Maybe not? Not as far as I know.
Are there any lightweight AP servers that are actively developed, with all the features someone migrating from Mastodon would expect?
@strypey Mastodon-compatible? No alternative is, I guess, based on all that I keep reading about the looseness of the AP spec and all the trouble reported in Hubzilla/Streams forums regarding connections with AP accounts. Mike Macgirvin elaborates there on each issue, and makes sufficient interoperability with Mastodon sound impossible for an AP system with groups (e.g. Streams).
@strypey
strypey@mastodon.nzoss.nz - @tetrislife
>> Mastodon-compatible?
> Dozens of other apos have managed the basics just fine. I'm just not sure if any of them are lightweight enough ...
Basic compatibility? Hubzilla/Streams do that, I think. Epicyon too, likely. Both can be run on RPi-class hardware or shared VPS, I believe, Epicyon without even a database.
> Lemmy seems to have managed it, and it's entirely group-based.
hmmm, Streams had some complaints.
@tetrislife
> Hubzilla/Streams do that, I think. Epicyon too, likely
I haven't tested Streams or Epicyon yet, but unless the UX has improved considerably, I wouldn't ask a customer to use Hubzilla. I found it incredibly confusing the few times I tried to use it.
@strypey Hubzilla is confusing, true. I haven't used Epicyon.
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> Mastodon-compatible? No alternative is, I guess, based on all that I keep reading about the looseness of the AP spec
Dozens of other apos have managed the basics just fine. I'm just not sure if any of them are lightweight enough that hosting multiple domains on Takahē wouldn't be more efficient.
> makes sufficient interoperability with Mastodon sound impossible for an AP system with groups
Lemmy seems to have managed it, and it's entirely group-based.
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