> A node can support, like, 3 concurrent users. I wish you would joking. But it doesn't depend so much on the users but more on the size of the room / amount o

> A node can support, like, 3 concurrent users. I wish you would joking. But it doesn't depend so much on the users but more on the size of the room / amount of events and the amount of other servers in the room. However Matrix solves a different problem https://github.com/jryans/awesome-matrix#research https://github.com/jryans/awesome-matrix#research so it's a bit unfair to compare both. I hope someday someone pulls off an memory/cpu efficient matrix protocol implementation. https://conduit.rs/ https://conduit.rs/ looks good and there is still work on construct the c++ server: https://github.com/jevolk/charybdis https://github.com/jevolk/charybdis - but both only implement a subset of the rather huge and complicated spec at the moment.