Matrix 2.0 Is Here!bishbosh@lemm.ee to Technology@lemmy.world – 441 points – 2 weeks agomatrix.org59Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsgreat project getting better all the time!Awful to self-host (resources, administration) and rolling their own crypto On the UX-Side it's too complicated to explain to my parents. I'd love for it to succeed, but for now I'll just stick woth Signal rolling their own crypto No, it uses well-known, well-proven, standard crypto. It also uses double-ratchet key management, much like what Signal does. The reference server is a bit heavy if you're federating with large public rooms, but lighter alternative servers are available.they do have a special crypto usage which they have sensibly rewritten in Matrix 2.09 more...
great project getting better all the time!Awful to self-host (resources, administration) and rolling their own crypto On the UX-Side it's too complicated to explain to my parents. I'd love for it to succeed, but for now I'll just stick woth Signal rolling their own crypto No, it uses well-known, well-proven, standard crypto. It also uses double-ratchet key management, much like what Signal does. The reference server is a bit heavy if you're federating with large public rooms, but lighter alternative servers are available.they do have a special crypto usage which they have sensibly rewritten in Matrix 2.09 more...
Awful to self-host (resources, administration) and rolling their own crypto On the UX-Side it's too complicated to explain to my parents. I'd love for it to succeed, but for now I'll just stick woth Signal rolling their own crypto No, it uses well-known, well-proven, standard crypto. It also uses double-ratchet key management, much like what Signal does. The reference server is a bit heavy if you're federating with large public rooms, but lighter alternative servers are available.they do have a special crypto usage which they have sensibly rewritten in Matrix 2.0
rolling their own crypto No, it uses well-known, well-proven, standard crypto. It also uses double-ratchet key management, much like what Signal does. The reference server is a bit heavy if you're federating with large public rooms, but lighter alternative servers are available.they do have a special crypto usage which they have sensibly rewritten in Matrix 2.0
great project getting better all the time!
Awful to self-host (resources, administration) and rolling their own crypto
On the UX-Side it's too complicated to explain to my parents.
I'd love for it to succeed, but for now I'll just stick woth Signal
No, it uses well-known, well-proven, standard crypto.
It also uses double-ratchet key management, much like what Signal does.
The reference server is a bit heavy if you're federating with large public rooms, but lighter alternative servers are available.
they do have a special crypto usage which they have sensibly rewritten in Matrix 2.0