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I am surprised they had a Telegram bridge at all, it doesn't really fit in with the other services from an ideological standpoint. Was this used for communicati

I am surprised they had a Telegram bridge at all, it doesn't really fit in with the other services from an ideological standpoint. Was this used for communicating with people outside the FOSS ecosystem?

Barrin92 3y ago
I don't think the KDE community takes any particular ideological standpoints. After all they also offer a lot of their software like KDE Connect on Windows which I'm very glad for btw, a lot of their stuff has good cross platform support.
hammyhavoc 3y ago
Telegram is more popular than KDE. Sometimes you just need to be where people are. You could argue the same thing about their Facebook Page, Twitter, LinkedIn, Reddit, YouTube, VK and Instagram. There's a reason that some FOSS projects succeed whilst others fail. They live and die by their communities.
Saris 3y ago
Tons of people use it, it makes sense to have a bridge