 #PeerTube v7 is out! Themes, pages, menus, layouts, accessibility… The whole interface gets a relooking to make your #video platforms more enjoyable and easy to use! Here are the details: https://framablog.org/2024/12/17/peertube-v7-offer-a-complete-makeover-to-your-video-platform/ 8 comments
 @peertube :ablobcatwobfast: :ablobcatwobfast: :ablobcatwobfast: :ablobcatwobfast:   @peertube Nice! Many contratulations and thanks for all your hard work! Has this rolled out to Docker yet? Don't have an update notification so just wondering if I should wait.  @peertube No, not “platform”! An instance should be a “tube”! A user should add a “tube” to access channels (other than their “tube”). Add more tubes to get more channels. PeerTube is so creator centric that as a user you feel left behind. I want to create a user (new or with fedi account) in a “tube”, subscribe to my preferred channels, add more tubes (in the settings), subscribe to more channels and get my homepage with my subscriptions, like YT. That’s what I want as a user. @peertube As it is, Peertube has no communities. Comments and likes are not generated on the instances, but elsewhere. You’re not encouraged to visit an instance, but for watching a specific video you received a notification elsewhere. With no feeling of belonging from the viewers, instances may have a hard time staying alive or raising funds to survive, imho. |
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