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I guess I can just remove such code if they ever implement it as the home server is open sourced (Synapse). Plus other implementation exists (Conduit). Still, I will have a look on XMPP and see if it meets my needs. As others points out, I shouldn't persuade but adapt thus I need bridges to connect other services, which Matrix isn't lack of.
XMPP has very nice bridges as well: https://joinjabber.org/tutorials/gateways/slidge/
I preferred xmpp because it's easier to host and consumes MUCH less RAM than a Matrix server. idk how both of them scale, but I only have myself and a few friends and family on my XMPP server and works fine.
Lemme know when there's an actual usable client for XMPP. What software do you even use to connect to XMPP?
I use Gajim, family uses Conversations.
Conversations looks like it was made for Android kit Kat lol. Are you expecting that to be the messaging app killer as a serious recommendation to people
I had a look of the screenshots and don't think the design is out of the ordinary. I don't need a "messaging app killer" but a functional, secure, and private "chat platform". XMPP with OMEMO looks quite good for me.
What do you mean? It lacks critical features?
What?