Lemmy and kbin communicate using activity hub protocol, that doesn't mean they communicate with app using the same protocol (AKA API).
So it is not necessarily trivial to let a Lemmy app support kbin.
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Lemmy and kbin communicate using activity hub protocol, that doesn't mean they communicate with app using the same protocol (AKA API).
So it is not necessarily trivial to let a Lemmy app support kbin.
Exactly this, they don't use the same API. It would be a pretty big effort to get Kbin working on Jerboa, it's likely that mobile apps specific to that will pop up soonish.
API support in KBin is currently on the roadmap but disabled (for now). Hopefully once there's a working API for KBin, an app will materialize. I have my suspicions that there still won't be interop (you can use a Lemmy app for KBin or a KBin app for Lemmy) for a long time, but I definitely think it will make KBin instances a more attractive link aggregation community solution
I don't understand; I can access Kbin magazines from Jerboa. What am I missing?
KBin federates with Lemmy nicely. Meaning you can, while logged in to a Lemmy instance, subscribe to a KBin magazine. However, you cannot log in to a KBin instance directly
Hmm. Which could give me access to other Kbin features, like the microblogging the other commenter mentioned to me?
Right. As of now there's no app that allows the full KBin experience on android. I'd expect it to come in the future, but first KBin needs some API work
The discussion is about API access to KBin from an app, which is totally different from federation between instances and services.
If you're subscribed to a kbin community, you can browse it in jerboa.