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tatterdemalion

If there is a desktop client you like, but it doesn't have E2E, you might consider using it with pantalaimon. I'm using ement.el successfully this way.

There is a good TUI client called gomuks, if that is something you would be interested in.

Otherwise, on desktop, I use a web client in my existing web browser, which avoids the extra overhead of electron. Element is fine, but Cinny is also nice and a bit lighter.

I also agree that FluffyChat is the nicest Android client; Schilde Chat is also good.

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ew

Well, well, I, I even failed to get a matrix account :-) I tried several times, but I did not get enough google credits or whatever. So I have to hang out in the bar, while the chatting is going on in the Matrix room. Fine with me.

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tskaalgard

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lufte

How flexible is the matrix protocol? Can one take an existing IM client (like pidgin) and write a matrix connector for it?

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tatterdemalion

Yes. Though the Matrix Way is more to use only a Matrix client and use a Matrix bridge to other chat protocols.

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johano

Just out of curiosity, what's your opinion on XMPP/Jabber?

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johano

The Conversations client on Android doesn't seem too bad, and I can set OMEMO to be on by default with it at least...

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tatterdemalion

Yes, the problem is that Conversations is very nearly the only good client. There are a couple of decent desktop clients, but woe unto you if you want to participate in an encrypted conversation on both desktop and mobile.

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johano

I've not yet tried encrypted convo on both desktop and mobile... do you have a preference between Gajim and Dino?

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tatterdemalion

I prefer Dino on desktop. Gajim works well, but the UI is very early-2000s.

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johano

Having installed both, I have to agree with you on the UI...

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