Donc une fois le contrôle parental activé sur le téléphone de mon fils, impossible de lui mettre #matrix #element
L'appli est taguée -18ans. Meme en autorisant ces applis ça coince toujours et via f-droid ça coince aussi. Tristesse. Alors oui je sais je ne devrais pas mettre familylink mais pas le temps malheureusement pour chercher mieux.
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@clement_la_baleine @niavy @Freyja
Et le client pour Android et qu'on trouver dans f-droid c'est Molly.
Par contre, sous Linux, pas de client chez Drbian.
Il existe une application Linux quand même.
Je préfère Matrix parce qu'il y a même une interface web pour se connecter, et que ça ne dépend pas d'un numéro de téléphone obligatoirement, et c'est complètement libre et open sources.
I'm less interested in getting #Mastodon to connect seamlessly with #BlueSky than with #Element. Anybody working on this? #SocialWeb #matrix #ATprotocol #ActivityPub
After a recent discussion with @smallcircles I decided to post an example of a good CoC (in my mind) and also good rules for community governance.
It seemed clear to me that there is not many good examples out there including https://participate.coding.social/
What I consider good CoC and good community rules are rules that take into account:
- The amount of harm tech "optimism" mentality does to a community and society as a whole.
- The amount of harm and disproportionate incentives and abilities including for profit - capitalist companies does to a community. looking at w3 for example.
- The amount of harm including states, cops, weapons and everything that comes with them brings to a community. nixos and element also learned this.
Good community culture rules can build on top of that to show what can find of culture is encouraged and signal to people what kind of behavior is tolerated or not. A good community relies on people to speak up autonomously without always going to a moderator.
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participate.coding.socialSocial Coding Community Participation GuidelinesWe put people first and do our best to recognize, appreciate and respect the diversity of our global contributors.
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@sadmin Ja, also #SeedVault hat zwar die meisten Apps installiert, aber kaum Daten von denen :( u.a. fehlen Daten von: #authenticatorpro, #davx5 , #tusky , #element, #firefox, #fennec , #nextcloud , #organicmap, #osmand, #heremaps , #medilog , #antennapod , #homeassistant , #syncthingFork
Auf der Habenseite: #metropolradruhr , #catima , #Octodroid, #offi
Also echt nicht viel, was funktioniert :(
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@unifiedpush @element @neochat @matrix @tokodon
Hell, yes. This is nothing but good news. 
I've been using Unified Push + Element + Fedilab via Nextcloud and NextPush and it's been remarkably simple and reliable while keeping all that sweet, sweet metadata out of the Goog's hungry clutches. Thank you!
Can't wait for Yunohost to support sliding sync so I can shift to ElementX.
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@josh @smallcircles It is rare to see communities to run an #ActivityPub & #Matrix instance at the same time.
I use to run a solo Matrix account via @element, but after the latter decided to “separate” from @matrix & then dramatically increase prices, I realized the future of decentralized messaging was longer possible via #Element & Matrix.
I believe that future now lies between a combination of #Mastodon & #Instagram/#Threads.
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Of course, @element claims in their blog post that the combination of AGPL-3.0 license and #CLA is only meant to pave the way for proprietary forks (aka open core product strategy) and not for relicensing to proprietary licenses. But we know from similar cases that once the option for relicensing is available, it's often taken.
So while this sounds unfair to a (previously) cool company like #Element, we have to expect the worst.
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2. Thanks to the #CLA, relicensing parts of the source code to source-available licenses such as BUSL becomes much more likely, as we've seen with #Hashicorp and products like #Terraform. It's clear to all that this would not be #FOSS anymore, and sunset clauses are a bad joke.
3. This combination would allow to make life much harder for larger instances or #Matrix server hosting providers, as they could be seen as competing, depending on the product portfolio #Element is aiming for.
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So #Element decided to:
1. fork the server-side projects #Synapse, #Dendrite and closely related projects from the @matrix Foundation.
2. use AGPL-3.0 as the default license for ongoing development
3. implement a #CLA (Contributor License Agreement) in order to "own all copyright" (simplified) from future contributors
https://element.io/blog/element-to-adopt-agplv3/
The blog post specifically mentions proprietary forks they may create. What does this mean?
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Element Blog · A new home and license (AGPL) for Synapse and friendsElement has chosen to pursue future development of Synapse, Dendrite and associated server-side projects under the terms of AGPLv3.
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Let's have a look at #Element first. This company is by far the largest contributor to the #Matrix ecosystem. As a company, their purpose is to make money, and they seem to be struggling with that. They mention proprietary competitors that seem to be innovating and adapting faster than Element can with its - up until now - quite open development model.
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This is a common scheme called Rights-Ratched-Model as coined by @webmink. I see a number of upcoming changes that are bad for user freedom, interoperability and communities:
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New blog post. I forgot to reinstall Node when recreating my development environment so I had to do that, but it's up now. The page discusses the recent news about the relicensing-and-CLA situation, and how it relates to Spades and (to a tiny degree) the Fediverse.
blakes.dev/posts/2023-11-06-element-closing-matrix/?cachebuster=1
#matrix #xmpp #element
blakes.dev - Blake LeonardElement's licensing changes endanger Matrix.Element is forking, relicensing, and taking over development for the main Matrix server software. The foundations of the open ecosystem are eroding. I also discuss this news as it relates to Spades and the Fediverse.
So apparently Element (the Matrix client) has migrated translations from their own instance of WebLate (which is libre software) to Localazy (which is not libre at all). Guess I’m done translating it for good. 
I feel like free software communities don’t care for freedom nearly as much as they should. Some just slap on a permissive licence, accept contributions and call it a day. Wanna help with translations? Sign up with this proprietary website! Wanna discuss and engage with the community? Come join our Discord! Wanna report an issue? Hope you’ve got a GitHub account! 
Wanting to have a presence where the people are is one thing, but leaving it at that just means freedom is not a priority for you. You can mirror your repository on a different platform. You can bridge your channels to Matrix, IRC, or perhaps XMPP. You can just… use WebLate which works very well and not trade freedom for a slight convenience. 
Failing to do even just any of that shows that you don’t consider freedom all that important. The problem with that being: freedom is all that important. Full stop.
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@dansup @firefish I have also seen weird “unable to decrypt” messages on #Matrix too.
The FAQ on #Element does not provide a solution either: https://element.io/help#encryption9
I wonder if the @element & @matrix teams can investigate this issue‽
My theory: people are using different versions of Matrix & the older version is having issues decrypting or being decrypted by the newer versions.
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