Why would it not? I think maybe a few times in 20 years I’ve come across an installer that didn’t let you do custom partitioning.
“portion of 5 years”. Again. This is in the context of the topic presented by OP. Maybe I’m overestimating the depth of what OP was presenting. On the topic of organizing, I think you’re missing I mostly agree with you. There are ways to improve that experience.
No one seems to understand how High Availability is actually accomplished.
No one brings up Discord? You really believe you’re talking to your friends in private? So discord pops up all those years ago and provided the service out of the kindness of their heart? For free? The terms of service is much more lawyer speak these days but when it first made it’s debut they openly admitted to recording audio and storing data. It requires your phone number for goodness sake. It’s the only app mentioned that’s actual purpose is to listen.
People get upset because they never experienced it. Despite the downvotes you’re receiving, I completely agree with you. There was a vibe/spirit that could be followed and seen between posts no matter the subreddit. It was unique, special and temporary.
Thank you. I recently set up my own instance and realized the need for tools that can assist in managing.
Choices / options are a good thing. Everyone can play… but if a group is up to no good, they can be isolated. If you find out that you can’t live without their content, then by all means, create yourself an account and join them.
Welcome to the fediverse.
You must be confused. No one wants the actual answers in this community. They simply take scenarios a beginner might experience before doing any research at all and type them in-front of poorly compressed cartoon images. No thought or humor involved. Since everything is new and users are desperate for content, it gets votes no matter the quality.
That's the exact opposite philosophy of the technology you're leveraging. As the apps add more features and the fediverse grows, it will make more sense.
Imagine installing Linux and having Microsoft word, Adobe products, or some games pre-installed without pain.
That’s Windows. What you’re looking for is Microsoft Windows. I would very much not like to imagine that.