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Until such a time there's a community-run Rust room on #rust:matrix.org.

• rhn_mk1 7y ago
  And ##rust on Freenode.
  • Arathorn 7y ago
    which is #freenode_##rust:matrix.org on Matrix (although it's a mahoosive room, so don't join it if your server is underpowered)
    • ohyeshedid 7y ago
      Server meaning my own matrix server? How much power is needed to comfortably join a massive room? Is it just the initial sync load or is there constant heavy load for massive rooms?
      • progval 7y ago
        > How much power is needed to comfortably join a massive room? "At least 1GB of free RAM if you want to join large public rooms like #matrix:matrix.org" https://github.com/matrix-org/synapse/blob/master/INSTALL.md#installing-from-source https://github.com/matrix-org/synapse/blob/master/INSTALL.md...
      • Arathorn 7y ago
        Server meaning the one your client connects to. The resource requirements of joining a busy room with lots of members is mainly RAM, and it spikes at join and initial sync, but does then occupy room in memory and the DB to maintain state for all the activity in that room. For something like ##rust you should expect to see an initial spike of a few hundred MB of RAM which then dies down again. This can be optimised massively, but we haven't got to it in Synapse yet. (Dendrite is looking way better though).