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Network Thug. Code janitor. Monitor monkey. Documentation supervisor and contributor to the Xfce Desktop Environment
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1·11 months agoI’m not sure that I understand your comment.
Permissions and access still needs to be managed and abuse mitigated.
gitlab.xfce.org is a self-hosted instance of GitLab and we have to take preventative measures to deal with the creation of spam accounts. Contributors can either do that with SSO from an account they have at either gitlab.com or github.com. This does not require Xfce dev intervention.
If one does not want to use SSO, they can contact us on Matrix and an account will be created manually.
P.S. Xfce does not have any employees. We are all volunteers.
Hi. Thanks for sharing your tip. However, I’m not seeing the links to your screenshots.
Could you check your link formatting?
Thanks for beating me to posting this announcement! Nice to see other folks using this instance.
There are no plans, that I am aware of, for an Xfce-specific Matrix client.
Currently, I am using gomuks, a Go-based terminal client and it is working ok for me, so far. I’ve also been using the Element app; but, it it too resources intensive for my current desktop.
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