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Matrique is a glossy cross-platform client for Matrix, the decentralized communication protocol for instant messaging. Matrique is a glossy cross-platform client for Matrix, the decentralized communication protocol for instant messaging.
## Document
There is a separate document for Matrique, including installing, compiling, etc.
It is at ![Matrique Doc](https://doc.matrique.encom.eu.org/)
## Contact ## Contact
You can reach the maintainer at #matrique:matrix.org, if you are already on Matrix. You can reach the maintainer at #matrique:matrix.org, if you are already on Matrix.
Also, you can file an issue at this project if anything goes wrong. Also, you can file an issue at this project if anything goes wrong.
## Install
### GNU/Linux
You can fetch the release of Matrique on Flathub. The link is at the beginning of this README.
Alternatively, you can download the Flatpak nightly build bundle from ![Gitlab CI](https://gitlab.com/b0/matrique/-/jobs/artifacts/dev/raw/flatpak/matrique.flatpak?job=build-flatpak).
Open the bundle using your preferred software center.
#### Requirements
An operating system with Flatpak installed.
Fedora 28 is known to work, other GNU/Linux distributions should work as well if they have Flatpak installed.
#### Run
If you install Matrique through Flatpak, you should already be able to run it from the app launcher.
If not,
```bash
flatpak run org.eu.encom.matrique
```
### Windows
There are no tested builds on Windows yet, but you can fetch the nightly builds from ![AppVeyor](https://ci.appveyor.com/api/projects/BlackHat/matrique/artifacts/matrique.zip).
Most functions should work fine, but things are expected to go wrong. Open an issue if you find any bugs.
### MacOS
I suggest you to check out ![Seaglass](https://github.com/neilalexander/seaglass).
## Compile from Source
You can compile Matrique from source if you want to.
The requirements are Qt, QMake, Qt Quick, Qt Quick Controls 2, Qt Multimedia, and several others.
* Fetch the code.
```bash
git clone --recursive https://gitlab.com/b0/matrique
```
* Open in Qt Creator using the default config.
* Run.
*Still prefer commands?*
```bash
mkdir build && cd build
qmake ..
make
sudo make install
``` ```
## Acknowledgement ## Acknowledgement