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[AMA] We're Framasoft, we develop PeerTube, ask us anything!

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  • K [email protected]

    Not much to say, I love your work! Thank you for what you do and for existing!

    Ah yes, maybe something: I think the fediverse suffers from a lack of recommendation/search system. We are a bit burned out from the terrible consequences of the for profit recommendations of Youtube and Twitter, but I think a system that would be actually controlled by the user would be a very precious discovery and adoption tool. Is there something like that being worked on somewhere?

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    #42

    It's barebones and very much a WIP - and not official - but for PeerTube, there is PeerTube Picks, a Firefox add-on, that tries to provide a very simple "algorithm" experience, which may grow to become what you are looking for.

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    • liaizon@social.wake.stL [email protected]

      @Framasoft hey @db0 I just commented in this post from my mastodon and see its not federating to the OP post. Any idea why? I know I was recently able to comment on .ml posts but maybe I am blocked from .world? How does one even go about figuring that out

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      #43

      It has fediversed to jlai.lu. Maybe it is just a lacenty issue.

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      • ? Guest

        Bonjour, c/[email protected]!

        Framasoft (that's us!) is a small French non-profit (10 employees + 25 volunteers), that has been promoting Free-Libre software and its culture to a French-speaking audience for 20+ years.

        What does Framasoft do?

        We strongly believe that Free-Libre software is one of the essential tools for achieving a Free-Libre society. That is why we maintain and contribute to lots of projects that aim to empower people to get more freedom in their digital lives.

        Among those tools are:

        • 20 FOSS based web-services that we host (mainly for our French-speaking audience) on our Degooglify Internet website, including Framadate and Framaforms… ;
        • many talks, workshops, and participations to conventions ;
        • A blog, where we share our views and where a group of volunteers translate into French news from the English-speaking FLOSS world ;
        • Many, many ressources to help people and organizations in their transition to ethical digital tools (guides, documentation, even card games!) ;

        Framasoft is funded by donations (94% of our 2024 budget), mainly grassroots donations (75% of the 2024 budget). As we mainly communicate in French, the overwhelming majority of our donations comes from the French-speaking audience. You can help us through joinpeertube.org/contribute.

        We develop PeerTube

        In the English-speaking community, we are mostly known for developing PeerTube, a self-hosted video and live-streaming free/libre platform, which has become the main alternative to Big Tech's video platforms.

        From a student project to a software with international reach, our video platform solution is now, seven years later, used and acknowledged by many institutions!

        The last major version of PeerTube, v7, has been released at the end of 2024, along with the first version of the official mobile app, available on both Android (Play Store, F-Droid) and iOS.

        Now that the PeerTube platform has matured significantly over successive versions, we believe that the way to enable even more people to use PeerTube is to improve the mobile app so that it can be carried around in people's pockets.

        Ask Us Anything!

        Last month, we have published the roadmap for the project. This week, we also launched our new crowdfunding campaign which focuses on our mobile app.
        We want to give you the opportunity through this AMA to give us feedback on the product and the project and discuss the crowdfunding campaign and our next steps!

        If you have any questions, please ask them below (and upvote those you want us to answer first).

        We will answer them to the best of our abilities with the /u/Framasoft account, from May. 28th 2025 5pm CET (11 am EST) until we are too tired ;).

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        #44

        What could you recommend to a privacy enthusiast that want to turn they privacy literacy into work-related competence?

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        • ? Guest

          Bonjour, c/[email protected]!

          Framasoft (that's us!) is a small French non-profit (10 employees + 25 volunteers), that has been promoting Free-Libre software and its culture to a French-speaking audience for 20+ years.

          What does Framasoft do?

          We strongly believe that Free-Libre software is one of the essential tools for achieving a Free-Libre society. That is why we maintain and contribute to lots of projects that aim to empower people to get more freedom in their digital lives.

          Among those tools are:

          • 20 FOSS based web-services that we host (mainly for our French-speaking audience) on our Degooglify Internet website, including Framadate and Framaforms… ;
          • many talks, workshops, and participations to conventions ;
          • A blog, where we share our views and where a group of volunteers translate into French news from the English-speaking FLOSS world ;
          • Many, many ressources to help people and organizations in their transition to ethical digital tools (guides, documentation, even card games!) ;

          Framasoft is funded by donations (94% of our 2024 budget), mainly grassroots donations (75% of the 2024 budget). As we mainly communicate in French, the overwhelming majority of our donations comes from the French-speaking audience. You can help us through joinpeertube.org/contribute.

          We develop PeerTube

          In the English-speaking community, we are mostly known for developing PeerTube, a self-hosted video and live-streaming free/libre platform, which has become the main alternative to Big Tech's video platforms.

          From a student project to a software with international reach, our video platform solution is now, seven years later, used and acknowledged by many institutions!

          The last major version of PeerTube, v7, has been released at the end of 2024, along with the first version of the official mobile app, available on both Android (Play Store, F-Droid) and iOS.

          Now that the PeerTube platform has matured significantly over successive versions, we believe that the way to enable even more people to use PeerTube is to improve the mobile app so that it can be carried around in people's pockets.

          Ask Us Anything!

          Last month, we have published the roadmap for the project. This week, we also launched our new crowdfunding campaign which focuses on our mobile app.
          We want to give you the opportunity through this AMA to give us feedback on the product and the project and discuss the crowdfunding campaign and our next steps!

          If you have any questions, please ask them below (and upvote those you want us to answer first).

          We will answer them to the best of our abilities with the /u/Framasoft account, from May. 28th 2025 5pm CET (11 am EST) until we are too tired ;).

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          wrote last edited by [email protected]
          #45

          Do you believe in the fediverse's ability to compete or to replace the current the social media environnement either from a technical perspective or from the dynamic of the environment?
          If so, would it be a close remplacement or will it change deeply the way people use social media?

          Same question specifically for PeerTube.

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          • ? Guest

            Bonjour, c/[email protected]!

            Framasoft (that's us!) is a small French non-profit (10 employees + 25 volunteers), that has been promoting Free-Libre software and its culture to a French-speaking audience for 20+ years.

            What does Framasoft do?

            We strongly believe that Free-Libre software is one of the essential tools for achieving a Free-Libre society. That is why we maintain and contribute to lots of projects that aim to empower people to get more freedom in their digital lives.

            Among those tools are:

            • 20 FOSS based web-services that we host (mainly for our French-speaking audience) on our Degooglify Internet website, including Framadate and Framaforms… ;
            • many talks, workshops, and participations to conventions ;
            • A blog, where we share our views and where a group of volunteers translate into French news from the English-speaking FLOSS world ;
            • Many, many ressources to help people and organizations in their transition to ethical digital tools (guides, documentation, even card games!) ;

            Framasoft is funded by donations (94% of our 2024 budget), mainly grassroots donations (75% of the 2024 budget). As we mainly communicate in French, the overwhelming majority of our donations comes from the French-speaking audience. You can help us through joinpeertube.org/contribute.

            We develop PeerTube

            In the English-speaking community, we are mostly known for developing PeerTube, a self-hosted video and live-streaming free/libre platform, which has become the main alternative to Big Tech's video platforms.

            From a student project to a software with international reach, our video platform solution is now, seven years later, used and acknowledged by many institutions!

            The last major version of PeerTube, v7, has been released at the end of 2024, along with the first version of the official mobile app, available on both Android (Play Store, F-Droid) and iOS.

            Now that the PeerTube platform has matured significantly over successive versions, we believe that the way to enable even more people to use PeerTube is to improve the mobile app so that it can be carried around in people's pockets.

            Ask Us Anything!

            Last month, we have published the roadmap for the project. This week, we also launched our new crowdfunding campaign which focuses on our mobile app.
            We want to give you the opportunity through this AMA to give us feedback on the product and the project and discuss the crowdfunding campaign and our next steps!

            If you have any questions, please ask them below (and upvote those you want us to answer first).

            We will answer them to the best of our abilities with the /u/Framasoft account, from May. 28th 2025 5pm CET (11 am EST) until we are too tired ;).

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            wrote last edited by
            #46

            Do you think that the ability to browse content without an account is a differentiating factor to the fediverse?
            Would a content creator be able to attract lurking non-fedi user using that capacity?

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            • A [email protected]

              Salut! Ca va? (Learning French)

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              #47

              Learning French

              Moi aussi! Quelle methode utilisez-vous?

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              • ozoned@piefed.socialO [email protected]

                Framasoft are incredible folks. I just did an interview with Booteille yesterday!

                Folks can watch the interview here:

                https://video.firesidefedi.live/w/wuqKuurLmzX4ooDuEjJddG

                Or listen to the Fedicast here:

                https://audio.firesidefedi.live/@firesidefedi/episodes/booteille-framasoft-livestream-2025-05-27

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                Nice, thank you ! Subscribed to the channel 🙂

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                • ? Guest

                  Bonjour, c/[email protected]!

                  Framasoft (that's us!) is a small French non-profit (10 employees + 25 volunteers), that has been promoting Free-Libre software and its culture to a French-speaking audience for 20+ years.

                  What does Framasoft do?

                  We strongly believe that Free-Libre software is one of the essential tools for achieving a Free-Libre society. That is why we maintain and contribute to lots of projects that aim to empower people to get more freedom in their digital lives.

                  Among those tools are:

                  • 20 FOSS based web-services that we host (mainly for our French-speaking audience) on our Degooglify Internet website, including Framadate and Framaforms… ;
                  • many talks, workshops, and participations to conventions ;
                  • A blog, where we share our views and where a group of volunteers translate into French news from the English-speaking FLOSS world ;
                  • Many, many ressources to help people and organizations in their transition to ethical digital tools (guides, documentation, even card games!) ;

                  Framasoft is funded by donations (94% of our 2024 budget), mainly grassroots donations (75% of the 2024 budget). As we mainly communicate in French, the overwhelming majority of our donations comes from the French-speaking audience. You can help us through joinpeertube.org/contribute.

                  We develop PeerTube

                  In the English-speaking community, we are mostly known for developing PeerTube, a self-hosted video and live-streaming free/libre platform, which has become the main alternative to Big Tech's video platforms.

                  From a student project to a software with international reach, our video platform solution is now, seven years later, used and acknowledged by many institutions!

                  The last major version of PeerTube, v7, has been released at the end of 2024, along with the first version of the official mobile app, available on both Android (Play Store, F-Droid) and iOS.

                  Now that the PeerTube platform has matured significantly over successive versions, we believe that the way to enable even more people to use PeerTube is to improve the mobile app so that it can be carried around in people's pockets.

                  Ask Us Anything!

                  Last month, we have published the roadmap for the project. This week, we also launched our new crowdfunding campaign which focuses on our mobile app.
                  We want to give you the opportunity through this AMA to give us feedback on the product and the project and discuss the crowdfunding campaign and our next steps!

                  If you have any questions, please ask them below (and upvote those you want us to answer first).

                  We will answer them to the best of our abilities with the /u/Framasoft account, from May. 28th 2025 5pm CET (11 am EST) until we are too tired ;).

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                  #49

                  Do you have privacy-promotion organisations you would like to recommend (whatever language they are speaking)?

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                  • ? Guest

                    Bonjour, c/[email protected]!

                    Framasoft (that's us!) is a small French non-profit (10 employees + 25 volunteers), that has been promoting Free-Libre software and its culture to a French-speaking audience for 20+ years.

                    What does Framasoft do?

                    We strongly believe that Free-Libre software is one of the essential tools for achieving a Free-Libre society. That is why we maintain and contribute to lots of projects that aim to empower people to get more freedom in their digital lives.

                    Among those tools are:

                    • 20 FOSS based web-services that we host (mainly for our French-speaking audience) on our Degooglify Internet website, including Framadate and Framaforms… ;
                    • many talks, workshops, and participations to conventions ;
                    • A blog, where we share our views and where a group of volunteers translate into French news from the English-speaking FLOSS world ;
                    • Many, many ressources to help people and organizations in their transition to ethical digital tools (guides, documentation, even card games!) ;

                    Framasoft is funded by donations (94% of our 2024 budget), mainly grassroots donations (75% of the 2024 budget). As we mainly communicate in French, the overwhelming majority of our donations comes from the French-speaking audience. You can help us through joinpeertube.org/contribute.

                    We develop PeerTube

                    In the English-speaking community, we are mostly known for developing PeerTube, a self-hosted video and live-streaming free/libre platform, which has become the main alternative to Big Tech's video platforms.

                    From a student project to a software with international reach, our video platform solution is now, seven years later, used and acknowledged by many institutions!

                    The last major version of PeerTube, v7, has been released at the end of 2024, along with the first version of the official mobile app, available on both Android (Play Store, F-Droid) and iOS.

                    Now that the PeerTube platform has matured significantly over successive versions, we believe that the way to enable even more people to use PeerTube is to improve the mobile app so that it can be carried around in people's pockets.

                    Ask Us Anything!

                    Last month, we have published the roadmap for the project. This week, we also launched our new crowdfunding campaign which focuses on our mobile app.
                    We want to give you the opportunity through this AMA to give us feedback on the product and the project and discuss the crowdfunding campaign and our next steps!

                    If you have any questions, please ask them below (and upvote those you want us to answer first).

                    We will answer them to the best of our abilities with the /u/Framasoft account, from May. 28th 2025 5pm CET (11 am EST) until we are too tired ;).

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                    #50

                    Y'all hiring?

                    (Kinda joking 'cause I know you just said you're small, but I am genuinely interested in figuring out how to get a software dev job with a French company as an American looking to emigrate.)

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                    • ? Guest

                      Bonjour, c/[email protected]!

                      Framasoft (that's us!) is a small French non-profit (10 employees + 25 volunteers), that has been promoting Free-Libre software and its culture to a French-speaking audience for 20+ years.

                      What does Framasoft do?

                      We strongly believe that Free-Libre software is one of the essential tools for achieving a Free-Libre society. That is why we maintain and contribute to lots of projects that aim to empower people to get more freedom in their digital lives.

                      Among those tools are:

                      • 20 FOSS based web-services that we host (mainly for our French-speaking audience) on our Degooglify Internet website, including Framadate and Framaforms… ;
                      • many talks, workshops, and participations to conventions ;
                      • A blog, where we share our views and where a group of volunteers translate into French news from the English-speaking FLOSS world ;
                      • Many, many ressources to help people and organizations in their transition to ethical digital tools (guides, documentation, even card games!) ;

                      Framasoft is funded by donations (94% of our 2024 budget), mainly grassroots donations (75% of the 2024 budget). As we mainly communicate in French, the overwhelming majority of our donations comes from the French-speaking audience. You can help us through joinpeertube.org/contribute.

                      We develop PeerTube

                      In the English-speaking community, we are mostly known for developing PeerTube, a self-hosted video and live-streaming free/libre platform, which has become the main alternative to Big Tech's video platforms.

                      From a student project to a software with international reach, our video platform solution is now, seven years later, used and acknowledged by many institutions!

                      The last major version of PeerTube, v7, has been released at the end of 2024, along with the first version of the official mobile app, available on both Android (Play Store, F-Droid) and iOS.

                      Now that the PeerTube platform has matured significantly over successive versions, we believe that the way to enable even more people to use PeerTube is to improve the mobile app so that it can be carried around in people's pockets.

                      Ask Us Anything!

                      Last month, we have published the roadmap for the project. This week, we also launched our new crowdfunding campaign which focuses on our mobile app.
                      We want to give you the opportunity through this AMA to give us feedback on the product and the project and discuss the crowdfunding campaign and our next steps!

                      If you have any questions, please ask them below (and upvote those you want us to answer first).

                      We will answer them to the best of our abilities with the /u/Framasoft account, from May. 28th 2025 5pm CET (11 am EST) until we are too tired ;).

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                      Thanks for your work!

                      What are your opinions on using open source algorithms to augment user retention?

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                        Bonjour, c/[email protected]!

                        Framasoft (that's us!) is a small French non-profit (10 employees + 25 volunteers), that has been promoting Free-Libre software and its culture to a French-speaking audience for 20+ years.

                        What does Framasoft do?

                        We strongly believe that Free-Libre software is one of the essential tools for achieving a Free-Libre society. That is why we maintain and contribute to lots of projects that aim to empower people to get more freedom in their digital lives.

                        Among those tools are:

                        • 20 FOSS based web-services that we host (mainly for our French-speaking audience) on our Degooglify Internet website, including Framadate and Framaforms… ;
                        • many talks, workshops, and participations to conventions ;
                        • A blog, where we share our views and where a group of volunteers translate into French news from the English-speaking FLOSS world ;
                        • Many, many ressources to help people and organizations in their transition to ethical digital tools (guides, documentation, even card games!) ;

                        Framasoft is funded by donations (94% of our 2024 budget), mainly grassroots donations (75% of the 2024 budget). As we mainly communicate in French, the overwhelming majority of our donations comes from the French-speaking audience. You can help us through joinpeertube.org/contribute.

                        We develop PeerTube

                        In the English-speaking community, we are mostly known for developing PeerTube, a self-hosted video and live-streaming free/libre platform, which has become the main alternative to Big Tech's video platforms.

                        From a student project to a software with international reach, our video platform solution is now, seven years later, used and acknowledged by many institutions!

                        The last major version of PeerTube, v7, has been released at the end of 2024, along with the first version of the official mobile app, available on both Android (Play Store, F-Droid) and iOS.

                        Now that the PeerTube platform has matured significantly over successive versions, we believe that the way to enable even more people to use PeerTube is to improve the mobile app so that it can be carried around in people's pockets.

                        Ask Us Anything!

                        Last month, we have published the roadmap for the project. This week, we also launched our new crowdfunding campaign which focuses on our mobile app.
                        We want to give you the opportunity through this AMA to give us feedback on the product and the project and discuss the crowdfunding campaign and our next steps!

                        If you have any questions, please ask them below (and upvote those you want us to answer first).

                        We will answer them to the best of our abilities with the /u/Framasoft account, from May. 28th 2025 5pm CET (11 am EST) until we are too tired ;).

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                        Have you considered implementing Librapay into PeerTube? Would be a nice tool for viewers to fast and easily support content creators.

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                        • abnormalhumanbeing@lemmy.abnormalbeings.spaceA [email protected]

                          IIRC WebTorrent support is removed. Is torrenting completely off the table?

                          It is? Like, in general, or just for the app? Just want to make sure I am not missing some huge news here, because if it is removed entirely going forward (it definitely still works on the web interface on Firefox as of me writing this) - that would be rather bad. It's a huge part of why PeerTube works so well.

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                          #53

                          It’s still there, but it is not recommended.

                          PeerTube still have P2P though, but not using torrent technology.

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                          • meldrik@lemmy.wtfM [email protected]

                            It’s still there, but it is not recommended.

                            PeerTube still have P2P though, but not using torrent technology.

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                            Ah, I might have been misinformed then, I genuinely thought they were still using WebTorrent for P2P as a standard. As long as they still have a P2P system in place, I am relieved.

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                              Thank you for your work.

                              As far as I understand it one of the big advantages is that every viewer simultaneously provides its download data for others to stream (peering). With this approach server capacity can be reduced but I wonder how well this works (If I even understood it correctly).

                              With this system could it be possible to host videos on an own server without having to pay huge sever costs?

                              Also what is a nice website to search through all videos, similar to the front page of YouTube?

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                              There’s nothing stopping you installing PeerTube on your own home server and uploading your videos to that.

                              If your internet bandwidth is low, you can have other PeerTube servers mirror your videos.

                              So when someone watches your videos, it will not only download the data from your home server, but also from other PeerTube servers that mirror your videos.

                              It won’t reduce server storage usage, because the video needs to be placed somewhere, but it will reduce bandwidth and traffic usage.

                              Some PeerTube websites have Sepia Search enabled, so fx from PeerTube.wtf, you can search through 1000+ servers.

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                              • abnormalhumanbeing@lemmy.abnormalbeings.spaceA [email protected]

                                Not part of Framasoft, but I am administrating a PeerTube platform/instance myself, and can anecdotally say, that it works rather well. Another factor is, that as an admin, you can set up to automatically mirror videos on other instances, when they meet certain criteria.

                                For example, I have ~300GB set aside to mirror trending, new and most-watched videos of some instances, that I consider to have quality (EDIT: and reliably non-illegal) content regularily (e.g. spectra.video, makertube.net, peertube.wtf, etc.) That way, in addition to just users watching videos acting as a seeding peer via webtorrent, my own dedicated server in Finland among other professional servers with large bandwith also add to the resilience of the network, even for smaller instances.

                                Anecdotally, I have also heard of some people running a PeerTube instance successfully from just a SBC, like a RaspPi or similar, from home, utilising the WebTorrent integratio you mentioned EDIT: As I have learned, while they are using P2P connections, it is no longer the WebTorrent protocol to their advantage. Here's a video I remember talking about this as an example.

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                                From PeerTube docs:

                                At the beginning of PeerTube, we only supported Web Video (previously known as "WebTorrent") streaming. Due to several limitations of the Web Video system, we had to add HLS with P2P support. Unfortunately, we can't use the same video file for the two methods: we need to transcode 2 different versions of the file (a fragmented mp4 for HLS, and a raw mp4 for Web Videos).

                                So if you enable Web Videos and HLS, the storage will be multiplied by 2.

                                We recommend you to enable HLS (and disable Web Videos if you don't want to store 2 different versions of the same video resolution) because video playback in PeerTube web client is better:

                                • Support P2P (using WebRTC) to exchange parts of the video with other users watching the same video to save server bandwidth
                                • Support video redundancy by other PeerTube platforms
                                • The player can adapt video resolution automatically
                                • Video resolution change is smoother

                                It’s probably not WebTorrent you are using, HLS.

                                Also, thank you for running with redundancy! I need to get it setup myself, with some new SSDs.

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