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Unfortunately it's not so much me, but my friends in this case. If I want to stay in touch with a large group of past co-workers who are all in the same slack,
by samdixon 8y ago
Unfortunately it's not so much me, but my friends in this case. If I want to stay in touch with a large group of past co-workers who are all in the same slack, it isn't feasible to convince them all to switch to a self hosted service.
Even in the case of those programs you mentioned though, aren't they still plagued by a slow/electron based client?
*edit: I just looked into Matrix. Looks awesome. Wish my friends used chat programs like this. I will try to implement this with some of my closer friends.
- ahartmetz 8y agoI have this problem myself, I like very little about Slack but I have to use it for work. And since it's all proprietary anyway, I don't particularly care about the client being Free.
- samdixon 8y agoI just wish the client was free in this case because it would be a shame to see it turn into abandonware. I've only used it since yesterday now, but it's quite performant.