Thanks Greg, On Wednesday, April 8, 2020 10:20:45 AM PDT Greg Troxel wrote: > John White <[email protected]> writes: > > So I have tried Jitsi on my linux system without success. It simply > > doesn't work. Has > Do you mean Jitsi the SIP app, or Jitsi Meet the web videoconferencing > client?
Jitsi sip > > (Off topic here but it's not really going to get you any help to say: > "doesn't work", without giving details of your setup and describing what > happens.) A while back, after hours of frustration, I gave up on jitsi sip and am no longer trying to get it to work. > > > anyone used jitsi meet or jitsi videobridge? > > A ham radio club had about 15 people on Jitsi Meet via meet.jit.si, and > it mostly worked, modulo congestion. I am pretty sure that at least > one of the people was on Linux. > > > No criticism of Zoom is intended, as it works well on linux right > > now. > > If by "works" you do not have any security or privacy expectations! > That is a common problem in how people that do not understand define > "works". That is one reason I am looking for alternatives. However, some courts are using zoom so its probably not as bad as the security folks make it out to be. > > > If anyone has self-hosted ways to do multiparty videoconferencing with > SIP so that linphone works as a client, please speak up! I was one of the original users of linphone and used it for years, but it became too buggy and linux support has been truncated. So though I would love to use it (if for no other reason than its great address capability) I have sadly abandoned linphone. I went back to using video-less Twinkle several months ago and it works perfectly with diamondcard.us (sip). I use it constantly. John
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