> Do I enjoy writing texts and messages on my phone? Yes.
Really? I hate that. No real keyboard, the on-screen keyboard just feels clunky (and I tried multiple).
At home or at work I _only_ write messages over my phone using the "desktop clients" (read: electron zombies) of the messengers, or KDE connect.
Yes, the fascinating thing about Matrix is that they have 30+ clients listed on their page of which none (!) implements all the features of the protocol — for instance, there is no client that supports E2E and multiple accounts.
You would think instead of creating more than 30 sub-par clients it would make sense to create one that is actually good.
That is actually how Donald Knuth describes it in The Art of Computer Programming. The first program is merely written to understand the problem domain.
Really? I hate that. No real keyboard, the on-screen keyboard just feels clunky (and I tried multiple). At home or at work I _only_ write messages over my phone using the "desktop clients" (read: electron zombies) of the messengers, or KDE connect.