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GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 | Apache License 2.0 |
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desktop
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snaps are bad but what to choose between flatpak and appimage?
if you are getting error in that package, comment on its AUR page or create an issue on its github page
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Revolt: Open-source alternative to Discord written in Rust
Also, only the backend is written in Rust. The desktop client is an Electron app: https://github.com/revoltchat/desktop
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Revolt, open source and privacy-focused Discord alternative, is currently in private beta
They had a desktop release yesterday: https://github.com/revoltchat/desktop
matrix-react-sdk
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Why is this change being pushed despite overwhelmingly negative feedback?
There's already an (old pull request)[https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-react-sdk/pull/9240] out for custom emotes for the element client but is blocked by acceptance of spec and other minor issues with code style.
- Client that allows changing online status?
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Practically-Exploitable Cryptographic Vulnerabilities in Matrix
You are completely misinterpreting my quote, which makes me question whether you are acting in good faith.
Totally agreed that Signal servers cannot just add a device to a group chat.
What I saying was: in any system, you have to verify users for security in general. Having verified users in Matrix, you then get a massive red warning if an unverified device is added to their accounts. Given we have cross-signing (i.e. users are heavily encouraged to verify their own devices when they log in), you can be sure that such unverified devices are malicious and take appropriate action.
The obvious thing we could do is to go one step further (as we used to, until we backed it out in https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-react-sdk/pull/3837) and stop messages from flowing until the unverified device has been dealt with. Even better would be to make group membership controlled by the clients, so the server can't add devices at all. And we're working on this, as part of shifting the implementations over to the audited matrix-rust-sdk-crypto implementation to avoid having to solve the problem in quadruplicate.
> I would challenge you to get one reputable cryptographer to back what you’re claiming about these vulnerabilities and your proposed fixes.
Hopefully someone will pop up here and confirm that I'm not talking shit :) Failing that, you'll have to wait for the next Least Authority audit - we have another independent public audit queued once this wave of work finishes to address the "To me Matrix isn't secure" polemicists. You can see the previous one (on the crypto layer, rather than the group membership layer) at https://matrix.org/blog/2022/05/16/independent-public-audit-... fwiw.
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Matrix: Third Room Tech Preview
1. We are about to replace the composer in Element with a sparkly new (optional) wysiwyg editor in the coming weeks: https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-wysiwyg
2. totally agreed. we are completely reworking the crypto UX; there’s already https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-react-sdk/pull/8228 asa proof of concept of what’s to come.
3. glad you like Cinny - it’s written by ajbura, whose dayjob is at Element and built the UI for Third Room. Element is not “the official app” - it’s just the one that happens to be written by folks from the Matrix core team. If you prefer Cinny, knock yourself out. Meanwhile we’re frantically improving Element too.
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Mistakes to Avoid Before Submitting Your Pull Request
Unlike any open source projects to which I've contributed, this project involves 2 other repos, matrix-react-sdk and matrix-js-sdk. As explained in the Development guide in the element-web repo, I need those 2 SDKs in order to build Element successfully for code contribution.
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Revolt: Open-source alternative to Discord written in Rust
> Also, you can do toggle mute via hotkey (which we have a draft for at https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-react-sdk/pull/2280), but this is surely a bonus feature.
Proper Push-To-Talk with global hotkey is one of those features that doesn't seem important but when you need it (organizing Raids in games, big meetings, etc) it makes a world of difference. That and lack of click to join voice rooms is definitely making it harder to move gaming groups over.
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Alternatives to discord for chatting and streaming
Encryption is now enabled by default for 1:1 chats. There's an MR for adding GIF support but looks like they are not interested in it.
- Can' figure out how to run this open-source code
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One keyboard bug three decades in the making
This is a really common failure mode - people forget to explicitly assert that the other modifiers are off when checking for a modifier being on. I had to go through and fix all the ones in matrix-react-sdk (element web) a few years ago: https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-react-sdk/pull/825/file...
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Hey Electronjs I Built Meetinone A Mac App For
Exposing the desktopCapturer to the render process and then using it inside the web app
What are some alternatives?
documentation - Moved to https://github.com/revoltchat/wiki.
matrix-js-sdk - Matrix Client-Server SDK for JavaScript
Howler
awesome-revolt - Collection of Revolt libraries, bots, clients and other cool stuff.
Solenoid - A minimal revolt client written with SolidJS
clerotri - React Native client for Upryzing and Revolt. Community-led project.
mjolnir - A moderation tool for Matrix
backend - Monorepo for Revolt backend services.
feeds-bot - Feeds is a simple Revolt bot that delivers RSS feeds to your channels.
Mastodon - Your self-hosted, globally interconnected microblogging community

