I more mean just like how I’m meant to interact with it, I’ve never really used it so it’s taking a little bit to wrap my head around it.

I didn’t mean how to use the microblog feature, I meant how to interact with microblog content and how I should format it when I post it. also, even if the topic was how to use the feature, there is nobody in mbin meta.

unfortunately, a lot of the time they really don’t have a choice at the store level. I know it’s not the most helpful suggestion, but maybe reaching out to corporate to let them know there are people who want that could help. good luck on your lard quest.

make communities, tell people about them on Reddit, about all you can do. “you can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make him drink”.

I’d help but I can’t really code very well yet, unfortunately reporting bugs is about all I can do for the time being

guessing that’s why someone was saying Matrix “is CIA” yesterday

So Kate is one too then, right? it has all of that and was designed for it to be used as an IDE.

Doesn’t seem to be on that list but Interstellar is the only Mbin app and it could use some more devs

I’m interested in that too, where’s the line and how much does it matter?

that does work, it’s a little clunkier than i’d like but it’s better than the code not running

that’s… actually a great use for AI. good to see something intelligent is being done after all.

hey look, threads can do something Lemmy can’t! shame it’s the only good thing they can do

I’ve tried Kate, vscode, some python one on windows (idk which one it was years ago), kdevelop, and I think a couple others but I forgot which ones.

I believe both clang and gcc are present on my system right now. and yeah, the Kate documentation was a little lacking. they do have little pop-ups letting you know though

it’s C, I’ll add that to the post in a second

it’s C, I’ll add that to the post in a second

C

C, for now.

I like the idea but it doesn’t seem incredibly usable rn