Has anyone gotten up and running with activitypods yet?
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Activity Pods is supposed to allow you to have one account across the fediverse and it's still in early dev. I do see that they have some docker images, but there's no descriptions on what they're for and their instructions involve running make scripts to get running.
I can do that inside of a docker container, but running TrueNas I'm limited to running those, which is fine, I can do that, but the other thing that seems a bit confusing is that it looks like they want you to define "shapes" for different services to communicate with.
It might just look more complicated than it is. Has anyone successfully gotten up and running with it?
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Activity Pods is supposed to allow you to have one account across the fediverse and it's still in early dev. I do see that they have some docker images, but there's no descriptions on what they're for and their instructions involve running make scripts to get running.
I can do that inside of a docker container, but running TrueNas I'm limited to running those, which is fine, I can do that, but the other thing that seems a bit confusing is that it looks like they want you to define "shapes" for different services to communicate with.
It might just look more complicated than it is. Has anyone successfully gotten up and running with it?
Doesn't look like anything integrates with it yet except for something called Mastopod.
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Doesn't look like anything integrates with it yet except for something called Mastopod.
oh, I thought that was a mastodon thing or something. Thank you for the clarification
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Activity Pods is supposed to allow you to have one account across the fediverse and it's still in early dev. I do see that they have some docker images, but there's no descriptions on what they're for and their instructions involve running make scripts to get running.
I can do that inside of a docker container, but running TrueNas I'm limited to running those, which is fine, I can do that, but the other thing that seems a bit confusing is that it looks like they want you to define "shapes" for different services to communicate with.
It might just look more complicated than it is. Has anyone successfully gotten up and running with it?
it is a nice concept but to me it sounds like centralized defederated media.
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