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Check simplex, I think its much better

https://eylenburg.github.io/im_comparison.htm

That's a good one

Maybe I'd add airvpn too, but either way, a good guide

(Among others I have filen, protonmail, simplex, matrix, lemmy, keepass, lemmy and organic maps:)

This is the keyboard I use:

Florisboard beta (doesnt have gliding and I think autocorrect yet)

Truee, δεν το περιμενα να μαζευομασταν αρκετα ατομα κι ομως ειχε πολυ κοσμο:)

Can they hear that?🤔

Haha, this was the first tutorial I was given, though for the reasons you mentioned I didnt follow it. Seems good tho😅

Ειδα η κοινοτητα του firefox εχει κοντα στα 350 χαχα

Μπραβο μας παιδια:)

Hehe, that's why I added it at the end:) Looks cool indeed

Since it's related, here's a good comparison:

https://eylenburg.github.io/im_comparison.htm

I think the other person here explained the thing about user ids. Matrix and xmpp are good too, they're just different.

Simplex is more of a messenger, while xmpp/matrix are more of discord alternatives.

Also simplex works with nodes. I can host a simplex server and it will be added to the network. In matrix/xmpp if I host a server it will be a new instance, like in lemmy (if I get it right). Simplex's approach is like tor's approach, each server added contributes to the whole network (they arent a separate instance).

If you check their page they have some bery good features, to me it seems like its signal, done (somewhat) right. Signal doesnt even have a proper way to migrate accounts across devices.. not to mention the phone number requirement which might scare people who aren't gonna waste time hearing my explanation as to why it's not an issue or the fact that until recently signal would notify everyone in your contacts who had a signal account that you made an account, bruh

There's also this comment here that throws some shade to matrix, havent looked much into that tho.

Also simplex is a good alternative, it's decentralized:)

Indeed, I think my next step is to make a test repo on codeberg and play around before using git more seriously

Ohh that'd be a fun thing to do in the future

Vim seems powerful, might learn it better one day