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OK, time for me to make an apology.

I hadn't used XMPP for quite a while. While I liked it last time I used it there were issues keeping connections and the clients were less than stellar.

While the desktop clients for Linux are still a little shaky I can recommend Quicksy (thank you @moparisthebest for the recommendation).

I've been crabby when people recommend XMPP because I didn't realize that folks have taken XMPP from an early 21st century protocol to a joy to use.
@moparisthebest
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Craig Maloney ☕
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We'll see how it handles in the outside world and if it passes the friends and family test, but I'm quite pleased so far.
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KemoNine
KemoNine
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it won't...

despite the modernization work it's still a PITA and not nearly as friendly as alternatives on windows
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Elena ``of Valhalla''
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In my experience it worked quite well for relatives with an android phone, using conversation (or a linux desktop, using dino-im or gajim, depending on the relative), the main hurdle involved the one relative with iDevices.

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