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There is a section on motivation in the blog post (it literally has "Motivation" in the title): > A number of clients already exist for the XMPP protocol, howe
by larma 7y ago
There is a section on motivation in the blog post (it literally has "Motivation" in the title):
> A number of clients already exist for the XMPP protocol, however Dino sets a different focus. Existing clients target tech-savvy power users. The XMPP ecosystem lacks a client that is enjoyable to use while providing the features people expect from a modern chat application. Dino fills that gap by aiming to be secure and privacy-friendly while at the same time providing a great user experience.
- asnyder 7y agohttp://pidgin.im http://pidgin.im seems to be pretty easy. Doesn't require any tech-savvyness other than entering your credentials in a nice, intuitive interface, unless I'm missing something?
- johnmarcus 7y agoEncryption. You are missing encryption.
- seba_dos1 7y agoPidgin is a very bad XMPP client these days - at least until you have spent quite a lot of time on gathering and configuring all the plugins needed for modern XMPP experience.
- julian-klode 7y agoPidgin works fine if you use one device. If you have multiple devices or want to receive messages while you're offline, it does not support that.