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Doors matrix offer any benefits, if no one else you know uses it?
I looked it up, I'm confused. I can't find any matrix app.
Just something about an introperability spec. With cool features but still....
Yes. Interop outside of matrix, thanks to bridges.
WDYM you can't find any? Are you searching for a matrix client for a light bulb? Or client for a fridge?
Jokes aside for PCs and phones' official client is Element, it can be used in browser or installed locally anywhere(Electron, duh). If you prefer something more native, then you can choose nheko for PC.
EDIT: you can get Element in F-Droid
EDIT2: apparently Thunderbird supports matrix too. Well, Thunderbird supported federated protocols since the beginning.
Exactly you said "matrix" like it's an app itself
I'll play with Element this weekend, but so far I'm seeing exactly zero benefits your average person. Sure it might be interesting if you have a mostly techy group that will install stuff.
This discussion is reminiscence of the "Linux" on the desktop one... (And why Linux still only has what? 1-2% market share)