[Caml-list] Riot.im

[Caml-list] Riot.im

[RJ]

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All,

Is anyone interested in using the Matrix protocol as a form of communication via Riot.im? Its bridge functionality, reasonably well-designed GUI, and powerful encryption tools could potentially attract some exposure to the language; I am a big fan of it. There are official pages for Arch, F Droid, Haskell, etc. on it currently - among others. It seems to be more reliable on-the-go than tools like email, the discuss pages, etc.

R.

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Re: [Caml-list] Riot.im

[Jim Tittsler]

On Mon, Mar 04, 2019 at 04:47:29PM +0000, RJ wrote:
> Is anyone interested in using the Matrix protocol as a form of
> communication via Riot.im? Its bridge functionality, reasonably
> well-designed GUI, [...]

I monitor the #ocaml IRC channel using the Riot client thanks to
the IRC bridge.  This makes it easy to review activity during
periods when I am not online.
  https://riot.im/app/#/room/#freenode_#ocaml:matrix.org

Re: [Caml-list] Riot.im

[Andreas Poisel]

* RJ <lists@rj95.be> [04.03.2019 19:15]:

> Is anyone interested in using the Matrix protocol as a form of
> communication via Riot.im? Its bridge functionality, reasonably
> well-designed GUI, and powerful encryption tools could potentially
> attract some exposure to the language; I am a big fan of it. There are
> official pages for Arch, F Droid, Haskell, etc. on it currently -
> among others. It seems to be more reliable on-the-go than tools like
> email, the discuss pages, etc.

I would be very much interested in a OCaml room.  Matrix is also a nice
and simple protocol, I use it for bots and status reports from my OCaml
programs.

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Bye, Andreas