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I could push for another discussion medium at my company, but the thing is that I'm connected to a lot of FOSS slacks (elixir, elm, postgresql...). I don't want
by kuon 9y ago
I could push for another discussion medium at my company, but the thing is that I'm connected to a lot of FOSS slacks (elixir, elm, postgresql...). I don't want to give more GB of rams to another client that I'll have to run in //.
I still have my irssi in a tmux terminal when I need it, but it's not a UI I can push over to my teammate (not mentioning the lack of voice call).
Slack somehow did a great job at solving "something", I'm not sure if it was the lack of communication or something else. Sadly, it's taking more and more RAM and stance like not supporting non Chrome makes me even less comfortable using it.
- progval 9y ago> I still have my irssi in a tmux terminal when I need it, but it's not a UI I can push over to my teammate What about IRCCloud?
- benwilber0 9y agoLove and use IRCCloud everyday. Well worth the $5 or whatever to have a truly great IRC client in browser (and it's by far the best on Android). People still ask me why I pay for IRC because it just sounds crazy given the glut of high-quality free software IRC clients but my answer is always just that it's the best and since I spend a lot of my time in IRC I prefer to just pay for the best software/experience.
- kuon 9y agoUsers are very attached to avatars, which IRCCloud was lacking last time I checked. Also I don't know if modern IRC supports audio/video calls. Thinking about it, screensharing is becoming more and more important too. We still use teamviewer, I didn't want to move to slack built in screen sharing in fear of vendor lock-in (we had teamviewer for so long, if we move out, I'd like something a bit more open).