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Jabber, a.k.a. XMPP. It's decentralized, featureful, standardized, and low on server resources.

Here's a user's guide I wrote.

https://contrapunctus.codeberg.page/the-quick-and-easy-guide-to-xmpp.html

I didn't even understand the joke until I saw this 😅

It's not bad, but

1. There might be too many projects named "Delta ___". (...I'm guessing. I can really only think of Delta Chat.)
2. Is being a fork the only identity of this project? I would rather the name reflect other characteristics... 🤔

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Hello from Delhi 👋

I'm more active on XMPP and Akkoma, unfortunately.

Fossify File Manager (formerly Simple File Manager) has this functionality. I haven't tried it with networked drives, though.