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Signals going to be a no go right? From what I remember it needs google services for push notifications. As far as the non mobile version, I think that is an
by jethro_tell 7y ago
Signals going to be a no go right? From what I remember it needs google services for push notifications.
As far as the non mobile version, I think that is an election app that uses a pretty good chunk of ram
- moosingin3space 7y agoSignal can use WebSockets, as their non-FCM version (downloaded from their website) does. I've come to agree with Daniel Micay about the best way to separate apps from Google services: https://www.reddit.com/r/GrapheneOS/comments/b9j6pe/compatibility_layer_for_google_services/ek7hcf1/ https://www.reddit.com/r/GrapheneOS/comments/b9j6pe/compatib...
- ncmncm 7y agoRight, Signal won't be on it at release, maybe ever. They are recommending Matrix as a substitute, so I am getting used to that. Riot.im is the client, and Matrix is a little more capable than Signal (does interest groups), and doesn't demand your phone number or rely on Google Play services, so there's that. As usual, the problem is getting other people to switch, too. A Matrix <-> Signal gateway server somewhere would help a lot of people make the jump.
- jethro_tell 7y agoI've been thinking of moving to matrix. Most of my people would but the clients aren't quite there at the moment. That should shake out soon.