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> Maybe Matrix it is then, but it’s not very suitable for airgapped company-wide deployment Element is literally built for airgapped company-wide deployments -
by Arathorn 1y ago
> Maybe Matrix it is then, but it’s not very suitable for airgapped company-wide deployment
Element is literally built for airgapped company-wide deployments - this is precisely what https://element.io/server-suite https://element.io/server-suite is? It was originally built to install onto SIPRnet; it's been airgap-first since day 1.
- wltr 1y agoHi Matthew, thanks for the clarification. Then, Matrix is the only player who does not cripple self-hosted instances, I assume.
- Arathorn 1y agoMatrix is the protocol, so doesn’t do implementations (just like w3c doesn’t do web servers any more). But the distribution from Element indeed is self-host first, and doesn’t break stuff if you’re airgapped. The paywall (such as it is) is that features which empower the enterprise over the user are paid, whereas one which empower the end-user are FOSS.