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I like Matrix. I have one running on a really low end VPS mostly for bridges (painful to setup but it works) and some family members but I haven't enabled the calling or video calling features. I also have never joined any public rooms. I use a different account for that with a public instance.
I'm only concerned about performance issues. It doesn't perform bad for me right now but I'm afraid if I enable calling or join larger rooms, it'll be a pain. I've heard Dendrite is supposed to be more efficient so I might try that. I also might try XMPP as I've heard it performs and scales better.
edit: I'm also looking into Revolt but it isn't decentralized and I don't think it has bridges.
I suggest conduit its a HS imp in rust and its very stable and fast compared to dendrite or synapse from what my friend says
I heard there were some issues with bridges but I might try it anyway.
what kind of issues? and with what bridges some are more buggy then others I'll admit
This Reddit comment in r/selfhosted in particular. I use Discord and Facebook bridges right now.
my friend has been running whatsapp, signal and discord bridges and she's had 0 issues whatsoever
I see. I'll give it a try then.
https://github.com/spantaleev/matrix-docker-ansible-deploy will manage setting up all the bridges if you want it to be abit more streamlined and if you know ansible