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this post was submitted on 05 Aug 2026
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I forget but I think someone in the Linux sphere set up lemmy sites as a distinct unit for download on apt or kde or snap or something. Might be worth looking into.
Supposedly once you're hosting sites it's easy to set it up as a tor service in some setting or other, but I imagine federation afterward to be a bit of a challenge. It would have to fit the activitypub protocol or whatever it is and I'm not sure how to make that work over such a gap.