Article bien rageant qui vient rappeler à quel point être dépendant de la voiture est un puissant moteur pour le vote RN. Proposer des alternatives à la voiture ce serait aussi faire reculer l'extrême droite.
"Il est frappant de constater que ce sont les jeunes ruraux dont la mobilité est quotidiennement difficile qui sont les plus nombreux à porter leur dévolu sur la droite radicale "
@nassigny « Il est frappant de constater que ce sont les jeunes ruraux dont la mobilité est quotidiennement difficile qui sont les plus nombreux à porter leur dévolu sur la droite radicale" »
Depuis quand le R.N. est appelé « droite radicale » et pas « extrême droite » ? En plus d'être dépolitisant (tout comme l'utilisation de « ultradroite »), ça rapproche de LFI qui, quand non nommé stupidement « extrême gauche », est appelé « gauche radicale ».
I like @Mastodon, however I am also flirting with the #XMPP could-have-been, @movim as a platform to discover. If only #Movim had proper #ActivityPub compatibility.
@adiz lol my bad - my tut client mixed up the threads.
The only alternative I see to Matrix right now is XMPP. I still run my own server. But it doesn’t come even close to compete with the number of available bridges (that’s actually the main thing I use Matrix for).
The only thing that can still compete with Matrix when it comes to bridges/integrations is still IRC+bitlbee. But that ecosystem is literally falling apart, it’s largely based on libpurple extensions that often haven’t been touched in years, and of course you can forget decent mobile-native clients.
Or maybe just run alternative servers to Synapse, but so far I’ve had a mixed experience with them - Conduit is definitely snappier, but I’ve had trouble to set up many of my bridges, which seem to be primarily designed for Synapse.
@fabio I don't think that libpurple integration is great indeed, I've just mentioned it because you were talking of bitlbee, and spectrum2 is the XMPP equivalent.
Slidge is working on tight integration and is the way to go. And Telegram and Whatsapp are supported (I don't see Instagram though).
My point is that gateway ares part of XMPP ecosystem since the early days, and there are many. You say that you use Matrix mainly for its bridges, and I think that XMPP offer is similar.
My current AV grant is consuming all my time, making it challenging to progress on other topics.
Feel free to work on microblogging XEPs: as long as they're compatible with #Movim and #Libervia - it will with the gateway, at least for body. Reactions and likes require XEP-0470, not yet implemented in Movim.
AP DMs are converted to #XMPP chat messages, so they should work with Converse and other clients out of the box.
@jcbrand@guusdk@claude Note that I have also relatively short term plans to make a way to easily install the gateway, probably via a Docker image and a getting started page.
Est ce que c'est une bonne idée de vouloir faire une messagerie compatible avec #RCS / #SMS / #MMS et #matrix et #XMPP ?
C'est à dire qu'une personne avec un numéro de téléphone pourrait faire une discussion de groupe avec un compte matrix et un compte XMPP et encore une autre qui n'a que les SMS.
@lascapi ce n'est pas clair ce que tu veux faire: un service avec plusieurs plusieurs applications, un nouveau protocol, ou une nouvelle application ?
Dans les 2 derniers cas, il vaut mieux contribuer à des projets existant. Un client multi-protocols est difficile à faire, et souvent incomplet par rapport à des clients dédiés.
À défaut d'utiliser un protocol unique, les passerelles sont une solution acceptable, et profitent à tout un écosystème. Il vaut mieux les améliorer AMHA.
@ejabberd#Libervia implements it for Pubsub (both in the Pubsub service and in the client part), but not yet for messages. I could probably easily add it, at least in the CLI frontend. Something to add in my (long, too long) TODO list :)
For instance to send an announcement for servers supporting XEP-0133:
li ad-hoc run "<http://jabber.org/protocol/admin#announce>" -f subject "Maintenance in 30 min" -f announcement "$(<~/announces/maintenance_30.txt)" -S
Check the doc linked above, it's explained there. Ask me if you have questions.
@ejabberd@debacle@blake@prosodyim yes please, support as much as you can through ad-hoc commands, it's so useful and handy, and perfect for automatization.
#Libervia now supports SCRAM-SHA authentication. Previously relying on outdated Twisted #XMPP mechanisms, we experienced incompatibilities with recent servers like #Snikket. This issue is resolved, and Libervia can now operate with up-to-date Snikket instances.
Which #freeSoftware does allow #screenSharing (not only viewing, but also keyboard and mouse), between at least Windows and #Linux (either X11 or Wayland, doesn't matter)?