For a really long time I have wanted a world with this in it:

- Self-host Signal server under my desk or in a network-near dc (github.com/signalapp/Signal-Se)
- Install Signal app from whatever store
- Open up app and select my alternative server
- Ask friends/family/colleagues to open up their apps and do the same
- Federate my server with other Signal servers (edit)

@JulianOliver
Why the obsession with , Julian?
That's quite a list there, and each item represents a frustration with signal messenger over the years, and for me, ultimately all but abandoning it.

As a friend started a response to Moxie at his talk; "You said so many things I disagree with, it's tough to pick a question"...

Abandoning all hope for signal, I have for a time now, been trying to keep some hope alive for Chat. The protocol idea is excellent. The current implementation not so much, and I am not sure yet what to make of the direction in which it would seem that the developer wants to push it. There may be political motivations there, other than simply creating a messaging system.

That said, Simplex seems to have got a lot of stuff right, (ticks all the boxes on your list) whereas everything else, very much including signal, so far, has got wrong.

BTW, I've been at this game now FAR too long to suggest trying to move all your contacts on to yet another system, (you also, I imagine) so that's not the point here at all. Interested what you might think of Simplex all the same.

@keith @JulianOliver

> The current implementation not so much

What does that mean? Have you some links?

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@worik

Hello! It is a statement of my opinion on the current state of the implementation of SimpleX, the client, the libraries used, etc etc.
So no, I don't have some links to my opinion. 😉

Please note, that the relevant adjective here is "excellent".

@keith the implementation of SimpleX, I see

I thought you were talking of Signal

I use, and advocate, Signal, so am keenly interested in criticism of it.

I know nothing of SimpleX

Sorry about the noise!

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