Notices tagged with xmpp

@vector @calm

Maybe #Mastodon could move toward supporting built-in encrypted #XMPP, like Diaspora does.

It appears that #Diaspora have quietly dropped their buggy, awkward #XMPP chat feature. I just logged into my D* account for the first time in a while and I can't see any sign of it. Anyone know what happened there? If they have given up on integrated chat, that's a shame considering that @jcbrand made a pull request to replace their half-finished #JSXC integration with one based on #Conversejs *and* maintain it.
https://github.com/diaspora/diaspora/issues/7336#issuecomment-280913242

It appears that #Diaspora have quietly dropped their buggy, awkward #XMPP chat feature. I just logged into my D* account for the first time in a while and I can't see any sign of it. Anyone know what happened there? If they have given up on integrated chat, that's a shame considering that @jcbrand made a pull request to replace their half-finished #JSXC integration with one based on #Conversejs *and* maintain it.

What would the simplest single-user #XMPP server that could possibly work look like?

@tootbrute
> wish more stuff had built in mesh server functionality...

I want to see a serverless app like #Jami with a UI like #Conversations (#XMPP app for #Android). That way, the #UX is as seamless as that of an app for a centralized service, but as with #BitTorrent, everyone who's running the app is also "running a server", in the sense of sharing bandwidth and processing power with the network.

@noorul looking to the future, #Wire is supportive of having their #Android app in #FDroid, and they are planning to implement server-to-server federation (possibly using #XMPP):
https://github.com/wireapp/wire-server/issues/631

#Signal have absolutely ruled out both. They have actively worked to block F-Droid from distributing their app (see the #LibreSignal debacle), and they believe federated services are obsolete:
https://signal.org/blog/the-ecosystem-is-moving/

@Ferretsyndicate that will never happen. Because Mastodon and the rest of the micro-blogging apps in the #fediverse are nothing like FB, and provide almost none of the features people use FB for. #Diaspora and #Hubzilla are closer, but still miles away. #NextCloud is more like FB than any of the current fediverse apps, and if you could integrate it with a federated #Wire (ideally using #XMPP with #MLS on the back-end), that might be something you could convince FB users to migrate to.

The #Wire team are open to the idea of using #XMPP for federation between instances of the Wire server:
"Please feel free to use this issue to post links / papers / reading material of any kind that might help us make a more informed decision"
https://github.com/wireapp/wire-server/issues/631

If you haven't already, feel free to add me on #XMPP

@lnxw48a1 what's more - we create an #iot solution based on #raspberrypi and #tigase #xmpp server - https://iot1.cloud/ - you can have your own, local, #opensource and #foss based solution to your #iot needs

@lnxw48a1 big deployment doesn't necessarily mean enterprise :-) however, it looks like we should better word our introduction - stating that #Tigase powers big installation only means that it's capable, but you can run your own #xmpp service even for a couple of users with easy installation (well, in our opinion but we would love to hear your opinion)! You can even run #tigase on #raspberrypi ! :-)