Dino 0.4 – Message Reactions, Replies and GTK4
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#3Congrats on the release! Reactions, replies and mobile Linux support are all features many users have asked for.
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#4Not to be confused with "Deno"[1] the javascript runtime
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#5Not to be confused with "Deno"[1] the javascript runtime [1] https://deno.land/
Too late, I clicked expecting Deno news :P
"Dino is a modern open-source chat client for the desktop. It focuses on providing a clean and reliable Jabber/XMPP experience while having your privacy in mind."
Re: Dino 0.4 – Message Reactions, Replies and GTK4
#6Congrats on the release! Reactions, replies and mobile Linux support are all features many users have asked for.
Seems like it's only the main screen that was adjusted for Linux mobile, no full Linux mobile support yet. Hopefully the rest will follow.
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#7Thanks Dino team, I am a big fan of this XMPP client.
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#8I wish xmpp would be as wide spread as matrix. It is so much more lightweight (prosody vs synapse) and doesn't make requests to anything else than the people i chat with.
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#9I wish xmpp would be as wide spread as matrix. It is so much more lightweight (prosody vs synapse) and doesn't make requests to anything else than the people i chat with.
Yea I'm always depressed by how long it takes the Element client to refresh (update the history of) a medium number of subscribed channels.
It's just text messages, why does it take so long?
Re: Dino 0.4 – Message Reactions, Replies and GTK4
#10I wish xmpp would be as wide spread as matrix. It is so much more lightweight (prosody vs synapse) and doesn't make requests to anything else than the people i chat with.
Yea I'm always depressed by how long it takes the Element client to refresh (update the history of) a medium number of subscribed channels. It's just text messages, why does it take so long?
Because Matrix is designed as a distributed database instead of as a message passing service so Synapse has to catch up before you can do anything.. awful..