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Replying to @SuspiciousCarrot78@aussie.zone
I was never able to get it to work reliably. For those mentioning XMPP, Jami uses a serverless approach with a distributed hash table instead. In principle it has better privacy but in reality it’s flaky. IDK for sure if the flakiness comes from the DHT but either way I gave up. I might try again sometime.
Replying to @solrize@lemmy.ml
I’ve been hammering it hard rn and it definitely is the Unified Push / DHT proxy. The instant those are disabled, it works reliably. So I may need to revise my position.
The thing that really caught my attention is the jami daemon
docs.jami.net/en_US/user/jami-for-servers.html
If I’m reading that right, it’s sort of like a headless instance that can store and forward. Additionally, it doesn’t require tail-scale / head-scale to do so (as jami has its own protocol). So no nonsense with domains, reverse proxy, certificate infrastructure or public chat service.
The only issue is “it’s not self hosted”, which was part of the brief.
Replying to @SuspiciousCarrot78@aussie.zone
You can self host Jitsi and it’s nice. I haven’t done it yet though.
Replying to @solrize@lemmy.ml
Good idea. Jitsi, Galene, Janus…it just depends on what runs on my Rpi.
Replying to @SuspiciousCarrot78@aussie.zone
Jitsi is good as an ad hoc communication tool, but it won’t replace a “chat / sms” tool. I took a small peek at SimpleX, and it looks quite complex. Not sure if it really is.