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Signal usage survey, what versions do you use? Wanted for potential Flatpak adoption
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Matrix, the protocol, is quite nice.
Element, the Matrix reference client, is too complicated IMO. If everyone were to only use FluffyChat, it would be great but then FluffyChat afaik doesn't implement every protocol feature and and you could end up in compatibility issues with Element users.
Purely as a client I find Telegram the most convenient. I think more should copy their homework from there, heck perhaps post the client to Matrix.
I hope matrix protocol gets to be the interoperability protocol for all the messenger apps ☺️ one can dream.. Go EU, lol