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Not sure if that's true. I've ran a Synapse Matrix server on a SBC before and it worked. Just for a few users though. I don't know if it breaks if you have like 300 people using that...
You could use conduit.rs as a server. That runs on a few tens of megabytes of RAM. Not a whopping gigabyte. At least that's what I'm using now. It's still missing a few features, though.
Funnily enough I considered that, but I literally couldn't find installation instructions anywhere on their site. The documentation has stuff for configuring a running instance but nothing for actually installing it, lmao
If you end up going with conduit, I would instead use conduwuit. More development effort and better docs IMO. I think maybe even one of the main devs from conduit moved over to conduwuit? But not 100% sure
https://conduwuit.puppyirl.gay/
The domain choice? Eh, not what I would have gone with but to each their own lol