It is 32bit and depends on a runtime from a really old version of Ubuntu. It is also proprietary but that is a different issue.

It would be nice if Value worked with the Fedora project to build something open and modern so that devs could easily package games for Linux. The problem is that Value wants everyone to go though Steam as Steam is where they actually make money. People like to see Value as the good guy but it isn’t all sunshine and rainbows. I can’t really blame them in the end but it is important to realize they have a interest that may not always align with the community.

That is worse

They are soft forks not hard forks

They base on upstream

It is also proprietary

Use Fennec with security and privacy tweaks

Steam is kind of junk if you look into how it actually works

Value needs to get its stuff together

Fedora is usually the first to pioneer something

In the case of Odyssee it was founded by a far right extremest. It also isn’t decentralized at all so you can’t easily stand up a different instance.

I’ve moved away from Nextcloud

It is such a pain to maintain and is way complicated

Only if you are in China

The rest of the world isn’t authoritarian quite yet

I don’t think those are quite at the scale YouTube is. Video content for millions of uses is very hard and expensive.

I’m not sure how they would scale

Also avoid Odyssee unless you are a nazis

Can’t say I agree

Because it is really really hard

Lemmy has less than 1 million users

The fan base would crush us

If he did the alternative would be instantly crushed

Because YouTube has a monopoly for the most part

Is there any service that can scale to millions of users?

Where would he go?

That is very hard to do

I salute anyone who tries but big tech as sort of captured the market.