docs: add more matrix clients

content/tutorials/getstarted.md

@@ -8,3 +8,22 @@ Getting started with Matrix is pretty easy, but first, there's some stuff you ne
 
 * A MXID: your Matrix user ID, generally formatted like `@user:server.tld` which can be different from your username
 * A homeserver: the server your account lives on, generally the second part of your MXID
+* A client: a software you use to chat on Matrix
+* E2EE: end-to-end encryption
+
+## Clients
+
+Here is a list of recommended clients for Matrix. All of them as of now support E2EE.
+
+Criterias:
+* Stickers: allows the definition and use of custom stickers
+* Emojis: allows the definition and use of custom emojis
+
+### Desktop
+
+| Name | Stickers    | Emojis | Comment |
+| ---- |-------------|---------------| ------- |
+| [Element](https://element.io/) | Third party | Not native | Flagship client |
+| [Cinny](https://cinny.in/) | Yes | Yes | Made to look like a mixture of Discord/Slack |
+| [Nheko](https://nheko.im/) | Yes | Yes | One of the best hands-on desktop clients. |
+| [Schildichat](https://schildi.chat/) | Third party | Not native | Fork of Element with QoL changes. |

content/tutorials/matrix.md

@@ -9,4 +9,4 @@ Most software in the ecosystem is Open-Source with some rare exceptions.
 
 You can learn more about Matrix on [their official website](https://matrix.org).
 
-Ready to do the jump? Check out [how to get started]({{< ref "tutorials/getstarted" >}})!
+Ready to make the jump? Check out [how to get started]({{< ref "tutorials/getstarted" >}})!