Use Riot / Matrix to keep things consistent. --Kent
On Thu, Dec 19, 2019 at 10:33 AM Manish Goregaokar
wrote:
> My main concern is that I would rather not have to run Yet Another electron
> app, especially given the terrible battery life my laptop has on Linux.
>
> It seems like I should be able
My main concern is that I would rather not have to run Yet Another electron
app, especially given the terrible battery life my laptop has on Linux.
It seems like I should be able to bridge with irssi, or perhaps try out a
web based client, so I'm fine with switching, but i'm also okay with
staying
I've been using the IRC <-> Matrix bridge and the matrix client, and I've
been quite happy with them. I'd be in favour of moving to matrix, it seems
pretty decent, the ToS / CPG will be easier, and there's a certain weight
in numbers. The main effort would be updating the bots, but with a bit of
lu
I’ve been mostly happy with IRC, but for #servo I think I’d like to try out Matrix
since many Mozillians will need it anyway.
https://view.matrix.org/ can presumably fulfill public logging (and might be
maintained by more than one person).
Porting bots to a different protocol would take some
Has anybody got experience with the Discord<->Matrix bridge (
https://matrix.org/bridges/#discord )?
Like the rest of Mozilla, I don't particularly enjoy Discord's terms of
service / privacy policy, but I'm part of a zillion Discord servers for
other communities. Whereas #servo IRC is my last rema
Hi folks! Mozilla has announced [1] that irc.mozilla.org is being
officially replaced by an instance of Riot/Matrix, so we now need to
make a decision about what happens next. The server will shut down in
March 2020, and I see two possible outcomes for our official day-to-day
synchronous projec
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