Thanks for the in-depth response :) I've discovered I can copy / select text within summit - something I used to find an annoying limitation of the reddit app, so that's nice to have. So far I've discovered that community discovery within lemmy.world is just as easy in-app, but it is easier to search other servers from the web instance. So far, for things like referencing text whilst formulating a response I totally agree, but for shorter stuff I'm happy to app-switch between summit and web if needed, and for longer stuff, as an elder web user I'm no stranger to using a laptop.

Cool, I did a quick search to see what FOSS non-slop apps people were recommending, and summit came out well.

Can you elaborate on specifically what is more difficult to achieve within the app? I don't

Yeah so this is how I started -searching !privacy@lemmy.ml however despite me knowing its there and being able to visit it, it doesn't appear as a result.

That's what led me to visiting Lemmy.ml and clicking subscribe from that end.

Any way - subscribing from Summit has worked, and the privacy@lemmy.ml appears in my subscription list on the web ui too.

I use frigate on docker on LXC on PVE. I have a 10-year old Xeon with Intel iGPU that I pass through to frigate as a detector, and it handles object recognition with an inference speed of around 9ms across my 3 cameras, which is much better than when I used 3 CPU cores as detectors. I also pass the same iGPU to jellyfin for transcoding, and it handles both jobs concurrently without too much fuss (but it does get loud!) Worth considering anything 8th gen Intel or newer with iGPU will do fine with a small number of cameras.

I am now! Summit let me subscribe with a single tap, and I prefer the UI to the web version.

Cheers.

Thanks for trying.

Maybe its the username thing - who do we talk to about bugs around here?!

Thanks! That's... An interesting bug. I've added a couple of communities from .ml without issue, so it does seem to be specific to that one community.