@gsuberland Interesting. I set up my first Jitsi server like 20+ years ago (as an alternative to AIM!) I haven’t used it in 12+ years.
I know apps aren’t _required_ but some users like them. My buddy is an MBA with a Windows laptop and an android phone. So Apps are a benefit, not a disadvantage. How is the spit-and-polish on Jitsi these days? I can handle whatever. But I need painless and seamless as much as I can get. Mattermost looks just like Slack.
@paco I used it heavily throughout lockdown, never had any issues with it, and non technical folks had no issues navigating it. it's very low friction as a user.
there is a Jitsi Meet app on Android (presumably iOS too but idk) but I've never bothered using it. the web version works great.
@paco and keep in mind I'm saying this as someone who is very critical of the way a lot of FOSS folks delude themselves about usability and poor UX. when I say it's low friction for users, I really mean it.
