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>>14206 (OP) 

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XMPP doesn't have a single good, usable client. It's all dogcaca.

>>15946
So long as  you only need text and an occasional file transfer I think the situation is bretty fine. The last time I tried Dino and Gajim could do the job. Though I didn't like Dino much because it advertises itself as "modern", while heavily relying on libadwaita and vala. I just can't trust anything that is so close to the "modern" GNOME community. I prefer to stay away from them. Though I just checked gajim and it depends on libadwaita as well, kek. IIRC that wasn't always the case?
https://packages.debian.org/trixie/gajim
https://packages.debian.org/sid/gajim
So this libadwaita cancer is a new thing. Sad, berry sad. Still, I guess you could just use an older version instead. I don't know anything about other XMPP clients, but probably they'll support at least text.

>>15955
I tried both as well and they were objectively garbage that refused to work most of the time.

>>15958
That actually depends on the details. It's hard to tell what exactly you mean without you telling the details. The last time I tried using gajim, a few years back, it was mostly fine. My only problem with it was that I essentially just spent an hour talking to myself and then deleted it.

>>15965
I encountered multiple connectivity issues while using it, problems with specific plugins and messages not displaying on the other end but working for me. This was a few years ago though.

>>15966
Probably provider's issues, XMPP is a lot like mail after all, so similar problems occur. Dunno about plugins, but I believe you.