alt Hacker News> One of the big problems is that folks judge Matrix based on the legacy Element apps, which have now been succeeded by Element X
Yeah, wake me up when X supports all the features the original app has. Until it's usable, there is no point.
> One of the big problems is that folks judge Matrix based on the legacy Element apps, which have now been succeeded by Element X
Yeah, wake me up when X supports all the features the original app has. Until it's usable, there is no point.
which features are you actually missing? the only gap now is threads (in beta), spaces (in final design) and widgets (which were very very rarely used). the whole "i can't use X until it has precisely the same featureset as Y" feels a bit spurious, especially as you can run each app side by side and revert to the old one if you really need a given feature.