Notices by marc0s (marcos@social.tenak.net), page 4

@zapashcanon thanks! Will have a look at it.

@njoseph @alcinnz @kev ... Which is good for non tech-savvy people IMHO. And being backed up by a for-profit but socially responsible company seems to be a good foundation for the economic sustainability of the service, which is sometimes the reason of selfhosted instances shutting down.

@njoseph @alcinnz @kev I think that the librem.one initiative is good for people who would never selfhost themselves and is offering a full ready to consume product (in contrast to a platform and a myriad of apps for consuming it)...

Any #floss recommendation of email webclient? I just have experience with roundcube but I don't know if there's something else around. I'd want something that's also mobile-friendly #selfhosting

Are we all generating high loads on librem.one matrix homserver now, maybe? I've noticed a slowdown in the app from login to channels' list display. @purism

@finlaydag33k @purism

I'm guessing Purism is trying to make it as easy as possible for non-technical people to make the leap into decentralised services.

If you promote separate apps and separate services under separate brands, it can (rightly or wrongly) seem confusing and overwhelming, especially on decentralised networks where there's no central site.

A lot of people aren't that interested in computing, and don't want to have to think too hard about who to sign up with.