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I think Rocket Chat started development after the Slack craze and tried to fill the niche of being an open source version of the latter. Since I last used it, i

I think Rocket Chat started development after the Slack craze and tried to fill the niche of being an open source version of the latter. Since I last used it, it seems like a good alternative for on-premise, open source Slack-like, still. Now that we have Matrix, I'm not sure where it's place is but I'm sure some orgs are fine using it for internal communications without having to pay Slack for your history/premium features?

KennyBlanken 4y ago
What we really need is the backend of Matrix with the frontend UI of Zulip. I've heard so many people rave about Zulip but it doesn't do e2ee nor have federation, which these days makes it a non-starter for me.
- solarkraft 4y ago
  How funny, the UI is the main reason I've ditched Zulip (after all, what's important about software besides UI?).
- JaggerJo 4y ago
  And the zulip (mac) app sucks