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[1] https://github.com/tigase/beagle-im/issues/25#issuecomment-9...
Isn't there any API (? or something) for apps to run in "minimal" mode, to wake up the phone when needed? Does this also mean that it's not possible to have the phone notify you when you receive an email in sleep mode?
Thanks!
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trying to follow the instructions you pointed to. Gotta learn CMake some day...Any general feedback on the pinephone? Is it your main smartphone?
About re-implementing the environment, it is probably worth getting in touch with STS major modders and even streamers (jorbs comes to mind...). In case you did not do that already.
What are blabber's or monocles' selling points compared to Conversations? I couldn't find with a quick search, but I'm open to suggesting them instead of Conversations if their UI is better.
Siskin [1] seems to be the best client for iOS right now. It's not as good as Conversations.
>What about desktop?
I am pretty happy with beagle (OSX) [2], Dino (Linux) [3] and Gajim (linux, windows, OSX) [4]. If in-browser is your thing, converse.js [5] or movim [6] come to mind.
>What if I don't want to run my own XMPP server?
Use quicksy.im?
[3] https://dino.im
My message history in sync'ed between Conversations (Android), Dino (Linux), Gajim (also Linux) and beagle-im (Mac OS X). Not sure what you are referring to.
>Gateways to other networks... Honestly I couldn't find working ones
Anything supported by pidgin can be used as a gateway through spectrum2. I use telegram and mattermost this way. I admit that spectrum2 is a bit confusing to set up, but it works!
>Why would you want to make a phone number your user ame - this way you are sharing it with almost everyone...
I am with you on this! But to many non tech user, this seems to be important. Some get the feeling that they don't "create an account" when they use whatsapp or similar.
Multiple devices, multiple platforms, E2EE, gateways to other networks... my XMPP server handles all of that, and I convinced non-tech users to use it mainly because of the great Android client Conversations.
Yes, there are some rough edges because there isn't a iOS client that matches Conversations in terms of user friendliness. But siskin-im in on its way there.
I also have had complaints from friends but mainly because I am a shitty admin...
Oh, and having your phone number as your username is something that really is important for you? Use Quicksy then.
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