@Izzgo@squirrel Yes, you can. Right now I’m writing from Mastodon and I can give upvotes, create posts, follow users and communities.
Not only I can interact with Lemmy/Kbin I also can do it with PixelFeed and PeerTube. I’ve done it on the last two a couple of times. In the case of Lemmy/Kbin I do it daily.
As in you are using your Mastodon-Account, or as in you are using a Mastodon-Client to browse Lemmy Communities? If it’s the later one, I’m curious how this thread or a Video on PeerTube looks like on a Mastodon-Client. Do you mind sharing a screenshot?
@Benutzer I hate every Mastodon client that I’ve tried (specially FediLab).
I just access to my Mastodon instance from my browser (Firefox) and Lemmy/Kbin from also my browser. I copy the fediverse link on a post and paste it in my Mastodon search bar.
Then I interact with the content.
Videos look like the ones that you can see on toots and photos from PixelFeed look like normal photos.
Speaking about looking. Here’s a photo of how one of my replies and a reply from Lemmy (Beehaw) looks like.
So someone please clarify for this newbie: If I join any one of these, I automatically get some connection to the rest?
@Izzgo @squirrel Yes, you can. Right now I’m writing from Mastodon and I can give upvotes, create posts, follow users and communities.
Not only I can interact with Lemmy/Kbin I also can do it with PixelFeed and PeerTube. I’ve done it on the last two a couple of times. In the case of Lemmy/Kbin I do it daily.
As in you are using your Mastodon-Account, or as in you are using a Mastodon-Client to browse Lemmy Communities? If it’s the later one, I’m curious how this thread or a Video on PeerTube looks like on a Mastodon-Client. Do you mind sharing a screenshot?
@Benutzer I hate every Mastodon client that I’ve tried (specially FediLab).
I just access to my Mastodon instance from my browser (Firefox) and Lemmy/Kbin from also my browser. I copy the fediverse link on a post and paste it in my Mastodon search bar.
Then I interact with the content.
Videos look like the ones that you can see on toots and photos from PixelFeed look like normal photos.
Speaking about looking. Here’s a photo of how one of my replies and a reply from Lemmy (Beehaw) looks like.