their owners may be harvesting all our data for AI to replace us - but both github and discord are absolutely fantastic in my opinion. Thank goodness we've moved on from sourceforge and IRC which were so incredibly un-welcoming. I don't agree with the skepticism here
discord is great once you turn off the kitschy welcome animations oli On Sat, Mar 18, 2023 at 3:58 PM Marc Lavallée via Faudiostream-users < faudiostream-users@lists.sourceforge.net> wrote: > Le 2023-03-17 à 23 h 24, Jaxter a écrit : > > >> I'm trying to avoid GAFAM (and the likes) > > Just a heads-up, GitHub is owned by Microsoft. > > I wrote "I'm trying", not "I succeeded"... Because Faust code is hosted > on Github, the discussion section is handy. > > > Discourse is the big one that I've heard of. I believe the > > ElectroSmith Daisy forum uses it. > > ElectroSmith is using Discourse for the forum, and Discord is used for > chatting (even if Discourse provide chat rooms). > > Discourse is "self-hostable" (on a cloud server) using Docker, or else > it's a bit complex. > > > As far as synchronous chat applications go, Matrix is free, > > self-hostable, encourages using alternative clients, and has good IRC > > integration. Nannou and Zrythm both use it as their main chat > > platform. > > Nannou also use Github and Slack. > > Zrythm also use SourceHut (instead of Github), Mastodon, and Libera.chat > (for IRC). Good choices (imao). > > Matrix looks great. Self-hosting is work, even if there's many options > using Python, Go, Rust... > > My inner Captain Obvious says: investing in communication > infrastructures depends on possible advantages (or existential risks). > > Marc > > > > _______________________________________________ > Faudiostream-users mailing list > Faudiostream-users@lists.sourceforge.net > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/faudiostream-users >
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