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@richardwonka @Good_News_Community

Thanks for mentioning Paligram! Never heard of it. Added it to my IM chart:

https://mov.im/blog/debacle/76bf90a4-5f59-4962-92db-6cd859f42ec9

And ๐Ÿ‘ to #Jabber๏ปฟ/๏ปฟ#XMPP, the "fediverse of chat" since 1999 ๐Ÿ™‚

Blog โ€ข IMs come, IMs go.

#im #timeline #sms #irc #icq #aim #msn #jabber #xmpp and so on

@debacle cool chart! The stuff the internet was made for! ๐Ÿ™‚

I scanned it and couldnโ€™t see #Meshtastic, #Meshchat or #LXMF .

Are they out of scope?

@richardwonka

I don't know them. If they are chat systems or chat apps, I can add them.

@debacle they are indeed, some less focussed on just chat than others.

Let me see for links:

- https://github.com/markqvist/LXMF
- https://github.com/liamcottle/reticulum-meshchat
- https://meshtastic.org/

#lxmf #meshchat #meshtastic

GitHub - markqvist/LXMF: A universal, distributed and secure messaging protocol for Reticulum

A universal, distributed and secure messaging protocol for Reticulum - markqvist/LXMF

GitHub

@debacle @richardwonka @Good_News_Community

Strange. I tried (intuitively) to throw this link into the search on my Movim instance to like it... And nothing happened. But the page has a link to https://mov.im/blog/debacle%40movim.eu, which is also not found through the search. In the end, I parsed the URL to [email protected], it worked, but I still don't understand why the link looks the way it does and what I'm supposed to do with it. Movim is mysterious...

Blog โ€ข Martinโ€™s blog

Debian, Digital Sovereignty, Emacs, Free Software, Jabber/XMPP, Privacy, Python, Rust

@debacle @richardwonka @Good_News_Community

Also, what was this chart created with? I'd like to make it a little more readable, in my opinion.

@johan @richardwonka @Good_News_Community

It's matplotlib now, but I'll port it to echarts at some point.