@manton Yeah. I thought that was odd. Read up on it and decided to spin an instance up for shites and giggles, and it throws errors on deployment. Whoops! That was enough for me. 🤣🤣🤣

@jarrod That is about 98% awesome :) 2% off for not having a clever power button fix 😁🤓

@adamprocter Ah, well Microwave is lovely :) I don’t think I ever tried Marfa, but I’m an ex-Wordpress user and love my density and columns 🤣

@adamprocter Are you also using Microwave? I was getting that exact error when I tried to update Hugo.

@jarrod Dude has been obsessed with putting his name on shit his entire life. If he could, I bet he’d have his name carved into the moon with a giant laser, ala The Tick’s Chairface Chippendale. www.dailymotion.com/video/x9i… …for reference, of course :)

@nsmug Yay! I, too, am pleased with the refinements in this update :) Now, if they’d just make an official Music widget to replace the Mini Player!

@crb True enough. I mean, I don’t need my Macs to do much, and they do it well, but I’d think that a company built almost entirely on serving creatives would lean more into actually serving them instead of dictating their choices. On the flipside, everything is turning into a plug-and-play affair now with USB-C as the backbone. It’d be really neat to see Framework-style expansion card slots for a new approach to modularity in smaller form factor PCs, though. Not that Apple would do that, of course. Then again, they did put ports on front of the Studio…

@news Excellent update. I often don’t pay any attention to my feed or get distracted or need a think before posting, so it’s really nice to be able to creat a new post directly from the article. I notice, however, that when I create a new post it opens a webpage instead of the desktop app. Is there any way to change that behavior? Just been tickled pink about Inkwell. Exactly what I wanted in an RSS reader and still showing me new flows that I had no idea I’d really enjoy :)

@crb I dare because I care, Doc. Your mental health is at risk if you keep binge watching the live-action versions of Pete’s Dragon and Beauty & The Beast on a constant loop! I don’t want that for you!!! 🍺

@det Oh, not evil. In my experience, Atheros parts have lots of reliability and compatibility issues. I recognize that others might have a different experience, though.

@manton I’ve just moved all my feeds wholesale and have been using a Safari PWA and it works great :) Very happy with the app, workflow, and integration :) Would love large, full titles in the reader pane, though, but I appreciate the active article staying at the top of the feed stream.

Oh, and I use the PWA version of M.b, as well. Will the desktop Inkwell integrate with it in the same way?

@simonbc I agree with @jarrod on the clean look. Not sure what blog prompts are, though :) Quick question; what are the differences between tinypost and jottit as you’ve added blog-like user functionality to the latter?

@jarrod It’s turned out to be quite the capable little budget machine. As a writer, it will have all the power I need and will make a wonderful complement to my still very capable M1 Mini.

@manton I’m already quite fond of Inkwell and have already given it the top spot for news. The integration with M.b is really nice and I love the super clean look. This is the first time I’ve been excited about an opinionated UI/UX. There is, however, one usability issue which introduces some friction for me. The title is very truncated which means I’m shifting my eyes back to the article list to see what the article is about. I think a two-line information section showing the full title in an H1 or Title format with the source icon, feed name, and date on a second line in the existing font would be far more readable.

It’s not a problem, per se, but it would also be nice to have a pop-up that shows all of the keyboard shortcuts for the web app versions, which would also be nice to have in M.b. I’ve been adding more and more keyboard shortcuts to my computer usage repetoir for the past few years, and more is always nice :)

@jarrod 🍺👍

@jarrod I think the key difference is in the implementation. I’m quite sure the Studio Display has a pass-through bus and that is likely not processed by the A13. It’s not like you can use the display with only the A13. It needs a host machine.

@simonbc Just took a look at the main page and the inclusion of the little notes makes everything nice and clear without any additional clutter. Can’t wait to see what else you have in the pipeline :)

@simonbc Ok! In honor of the fix I jotted out a quick blog post. Thanks! jottit.org/vwo7kl

@simonbc Sorry I didn’t see this earlier. Thanks! I’ll check it again. If you need some docs for users, just say the word. I’ve got loads of time. Some say too much ;)

@simonbc Love it! Super clean. Could use dark mode and a touch of documentation. I tried to login from the homepage, but it throws an error saying the code is invalid or expired. I created a quick post and was able to claim it, but when I load the page again the edit function is gone. I do love a good markdown editor, though :)

@leo 🤣Hee! I’ve done that.

@todd What an odd take. The A19 Pro is from the iPhone 16 Pro. I imagine Passwords opens just fine on that since my 14 Plus (A15 Bionic) and 12 Mini (A14 Bionic) also have no issues opening Passwords. It’s a $600 laptop, from Apple, for average users, of which most humans are. And you’re not going to get a workstation that can edit feature films for $600. From any vendor using any chip technology. Just saying.

@fischr Well, considering I cannot code (and for most of my 57 years, I’ve tried) all of this remains amazing to me :) Thanks for the hard work!

@fischr Awesome! Looking much better already, especially on desktop with the iPad layout implementation.

@fischr I kinda figured. Apple can be so weird sometimes.