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Actually a desktop client is planned. But it's definitely a minority of people who want one, so we're working to get mobile right first. I actually think we ha
by MattJ100 6y ago
Actually a desktop client is planned. But it's definitely a minority of people who want one, so we're working to get mobile right first.
I actually think we have a competitive advantage here... developing native desktop apps is costly, and most commercial platforms don't bother these days (most you'll get just use a web client in Electron).
However I believe open-source makes it possible to sustain. You can already use native clients such as (the latest version of) Gajim with a Snikket server, but currently without the guarantee it's been tested and interoperable on every single feature... we'll get to that.
- jcelerier 6y ago> I actually think we have a competitive advantage here... developing native desktop apps is costly, and most commercial platforms don't bother these days (most you'll get just use a web client in Electron) Telegram has a Qt client which is faster and slicker than anything electron-based tho
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