Re: [Ubuntu Oregon] Gauge use of a Mumble server for the LoCo

2014-01-09 Thread Phillip N
Cody,

I think you have a great idea, and having a VoIP Ubuntu help line similar
to Call for Help, which was a tech help show with Leo Laporte as host
technical adviser for the show, that aired during the great tech epoch of
the late 90s.  Where Call for Help was phone based, the Ubuntu Call for
Help would be, as Cody stated online via VoIP.

If implemented with usability, interoperability, and of course security in
mind, then this could become a huge benefit to the Linux Ubuntu community.

My only concern is requiring a client app to be installed, as this detracts
from both usability, and interoperability, by requiring client to first
install an application before they can seek help.

Q1. Is there any existing turn-key web based solutions, that doesn't
require software to be installed, instead uses the browser, or at minimum a
browser plug-in?  ;-)

I still think it's a great idea, regardless of how it's implemented, and
can only further help the Ubuntu community.

Cody - if you can't find a server to run your VoIP idea, please let me know
and I'll see if I can allow you to use my company's server.

Respectfully submitted for your consideration,

Sincerely

Phillip. N (Chief Technology Officer - Delta Triad)




On Sat, Jan 4, 2014 at 1:25 AM, Benjamin Kerensa bkere...@gmail.com wrote:

 1U Dell PowerEdge Quad Xeon... Not sure the full specs


 On Fri, Jan 3, 2014 at 1:35 PM, Thomas Mashos tho...@mashos.com wrote:

 What kind of server is it?
 Thanks,

 Thomas Mashos


 On Fri, Jan 3, 2014 at 1:10 PM, Benjamin Kerensa bkere...@ubuntu.com
 wrote:
  PSU was just waiting for Nathan to bring it buy. Hopefully the Colo
 offer is
  still available
 
  On Jan 3, 2014 10:11 AM, Thomas Mashos tho...@mashos.com wrote:
 
  We have a server somewhere, I'm not sure if it ever got installed in a
  DC though. Benjamin would know
  Thanks,
 
  Thomas Mashos
 
 
  On Fri, Jan 3, 2014 at 10:09 AM, Cody Smith cody.sm...@ubuntu.com
 wrote:
   I was just wanting to gauge the use/want for a Mumble server in the
 LoCo
   (Mumble is an OSS VoIP software with a client/server model, where
   Client(s)
   connect to a server and talk with other people on said server in real
   time,
   I find it works better than closed-source software and other OSS
   software
   like it like Teamspeak), if there's enough demand for it, and it
 could
   play
   a decent role, I'll go forward in finding a method to get a server up
   with
   one of various providers, This isn't to replace actual events and
   face-to-face meetings, I feel no amount of internet talk can replace
   that.
   there's just something about in-person meetings that talking over the
   internet cannot replicate.
  
   so, is there enough need to warrant a server (even a free one for the
   time
   being), and enough people to warrant one? give me what you all think!
  
   --c_smith
  
   P.S. whomever is in charge, I would try and transfer control to the
   people
   leading the LoCo,
  
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Re: [Ubuntu Oregon] Gauge use of a Mumble server for the LoCo

2014-01-04 Thread Benjamin Kerensa
1U Dell PowerEdge Quad Xeon... Not sure the full specs


On Fri, Jan 3, 2014 at 1:35 PM, Thomas Mashos tho...@mashos.com wrote:

 What kind of server is it?
 Thanks,

 Thomas Mashos


 On Fri, Jan 3, 2014 at 1:10 PM, Benjamin Kerensa bkere...@ubuntu.com
 wrote:
  PSU was just waiting for Nathan to bring it buy. Hopefully the Colo
 offer is
  still available
 
  On Jan 3, 2014 10:11 AM, Thomas Mashos tho...@mashos.com wrote:
 
  We have a server somewhere, I'm not sure if it ever got installed in a
  DC though. Benjamin would know
  Thanks,
 
  Thomas Mashos
 
 
  On Fri, Jan 3, 2014 at 10:09 AM, Cody Smith cody.sm...@ubuntu.com
 wrote:
   I was just wanting to gauge the use/want for a Mumble server in the
 LoCo
   (Mumble is an OSS VoIP software with a client/server model, where
   Client(s)
   connect to a server and talk with other people on said server in real
   time,
   I find it works better than closed-source software and other OSS
   software
   like it like Teamspeak), if there's enough demand for it, and it could
   play
   a decent role, I'll go forward in finding a method to get a server up
   with
   one of various providers, This isn't to replace actual events and
   face-to-face meetings, I feel no amount of internet talk can replace
   that.
   there's just something about in-person meetings that talking over the
   internet cannot replicate.
  
   so, is there enough need to warrant a server (even a free one for the
   time
   being), and enough people to warrant one? give me what you all think!
  
   --c_smith
  
   P.S. whomever is in charge, I would try and transfer control to the
   people
   leading the LoCo,
  
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Re: [Ubuntu Oregon] Gauge use of a Mumble server for the LoCo

2014-01-03 Thread Cody Smith
Alright. I'll see what became of that. thanks for the info. :)

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Re: [Ubuntu Oregon] Gauge use of a Mumble server for the LoCo

2014-01-03 Thread Benjamin Kerensa
PSU was just waiting for Nathan to bring it buy. Hopefully the Colo offer
is still available

On Jan 3, 2014 10:11 AM, Thomas Mashos tho...@mashos.com wrote:

 We have a server somewhere, I'm not sure if it ever got installed in a
 DC though. Benjamin would know
 Thanks,

 Thomas Mashos


 On Fri, Jan 3, 2014 at 10:09 AM, Cody Smith cody.sm...@ubuntu.com wrote:
  I was just wanting to gauge the use/want for a Mumble server in the LoCo
  (Mumble is an OSS VoIP software with a client/server model, where
Client(s)
  connect to a server and talk with other people on said server in real
time,
  I find it works better than closed-source software and other OSS
software
  like it like Teamspeak), if there's enough demand for it, and it could
play
  a decent role, I'll go forward in finding a method to get a server up
with
  one of various providers, This isn't to replace actual events and
  face-to-face meetings, I feel no amount of internet talk can replace
that.
  there's just something about in-person meetings that talking over the
  internet cannot replicate.
 
  so, is there enough need to warrant a server (even a free one for the
time
  being), and enough people to warrant one? give me what you all think!
 
  --c_smith
 
  P.S. whomever is in charge, I would try and transfer control to the
people
  leading the LoCo,
 
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