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I'm glad you are working on that, but "Just run the core anywhere (we’re looking into offering it hosted, too), connect with the web ui," really doesn't count a

I'm glad you are working on that, but "Just run the core anywhere (we’re looking into offering it hosted, too), connect with the web ui," really doesn't count as easy to use -- now everyone on my IRC channel needs to run a server which is is accessable to the internet, worry about security updates, both for the server and your software specifically. Whereas with slack, I just do "make account, login, done". Until it's as easy as slack, I can't pursade people I work with to move over.

kuschku 9y ago
> now everyone on my IRC channel needs to run a server which is is accessable to the internet, worry about security updates, both for the server and your software specifically. Well, the beautiful thing about this is that you can run one quassel core, for dozens, hundreds, or potentially even thousands of users. LDAP login is also supported, and I might add later on automated connecting to a pre-configured network. You can probably imagine that this is very useful already.
- kuschku 9y ago
  Disclaimer: I’m just a normal contributor, I don’t have any control over the Quassel project.