UnifiedPush (@unifiedpush@fosstodon.org)
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This week, next gen @element@mastodon.matrix.org client, Element-X, and @neochat@kde.social announced they are supporting #UnifiedPush. This makes 2 more @matrix@mastodon.matrix.org clients supporting it ! NeoChat the second Linux app officially supporting UnifiedPush, after @tokodon@kde.social #matrix

The official announcement was mentioned in Matrix’s blog post:

Next release 0.4.2 should also be published on F-Droid with push support using UnifiedPush.

In other news, thanks to Joshua, NeoChat now supports push notifications based on UnifiedPush.

Interestingly, the Element X issue regarding implementing UnifiedPush, has not been updated, and there is no related merge request that I can find. NeoChat appears to have their changes buried in merge requests.

  • pescetarian@lemmy.ml
    2·
    9 months ago

    Sorry, but I’m using Lineage OS without Gapps and everything goes good, any notifications works in Element … 🤔

    • Po Tay Toes@lemmy.sambands.net
      8·
      9 months ago

      You are forgiven. Element constantly runs a worker to check for new messages on the FOSS version (depending on your configuration), unlike PUSH which just sits idle and listen for new messages.

        • Po Tay Toes@lemmy.sambands.net
          2·
          9 months ago

          Some say “yes, by a lot”. In my experience a 10 seconds fetch rate on apps costs only a few percentages of battery per charge if the fetch is reasonably sane. Checking 75 podcast feeds with thousands of episodes every 10 minutes isn’t sane.

          I have tested and got better battery on Lineage/Clean ROMs as compared with stock as well. I put it down to bloat and spyware constantly running in the background with elevated priviledge. 🤷‍♂️

        • Po Tay Toes@lemmy.sambands.net
          1·
          9 months ago

          Yes, the optimization is setting up how often the app and phone should wake up and check with your matrix server if there’s any new messages.