Incredible story !! 🤓

Cool 👏👏👏

I’m on the Debian/Ubuntu/TuxedoOs team !!! 😊

You’re not the only one 😅 🙋

Oh!! I didn’t know that … :/

Nice! I don’t know a lot of command there !!! oO

Right now mainly Nextcloud for task and kanban with Jtx and Deck on android.

For my knowledge markdown files edited with Quillpad, Zettlr, Tangent, Nextcloud …

That’s not zero-knowledge but that’s work for me and I feel that secure enough in my case for my daily life. :)

Yep, the 4.0.7 is the last version.

To check : https://github.com/octoshrimpy/quik/releases

It is on fdroid now.

• https://zotlabs.org/help/developer/zot_protocol with single sign-on and nomadic identity
• https://solidproject.org/

Super interesting !!

One thing I noticed is that the results are good because of the “algorithm” and also because of the very good curation done by Hacker News community.

I use Tuxedo InfinityBook since few weeks and I like it very much. :)

PWAs can be packed in .dmg and .exe.

Thank you ! I discovered that just now. 🤗

Thank you for sharing this! I didn’t know that one!! 👍 :)

Thank you everyone for your inputs!! 🤗 :)

This, again to me, while slower, is preferable than being tied to the whims of a provider, e.g. Whatsapp, iMessage and telegram, does away with the market fragmentation (not competition) and gets rid off all the artificial bullshit like blue/ green bubbles, security lapses and image degredation between apps.

Sooo true :/ I’m tired too!!

Do you know an operator who provide this feature/protocol to his users?

Oh!! I didn’t know.
( this one I suppose : https://github.com/mautrix/gmessages )

Amazing ^^ Now I want to use it!
Thank’s :)

Yeah!!! That’s pretty sad, but that’s the case for a lot of standard and common good. :/

Thanks for this long response. :)

I think that’s a good step to have this protocol. And I hope that the entrance of Apple is going to make some move for E2E encryption.