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QUIK, a fork from QKSMS, made by @octoshrimpy@sh.itjust.works , receives new update (github.com)

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[–] Squizzy@lemmy.world 2 points 9 months ago (1 children)

I was on qksms for ages way back, it was the first to have reply in notifications, what is it's selling point now?

I think I swapped to Textra or some other rip of qksms when it floundered on updates and now I'm Google messages because it was on the phone when signal pulled support.

[–] sxan@midwest.social 1 points 8 months ago

I ended back on the vendor messages app, too, when every other FOSS option failed to manage group messages correctly. The worst was one that looked fine on my end, but to everyone else in the group it looked like I was sending out 1:1 messages to each of them. This particular group it a mix of Android and iOS users, and the Android users saw it funky, too, so it wasn't just an Apple thing.

I guess SMS messaging is just a lot harder to get right than most.