On Sat, Jan 17, 2009 at 5:07 AM, Linux Lingam linuxlin...@gmail.com wrote:
what's your experience with dimdim?
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niyam bhushan
From Linux / FOSS perspective:
Webcam detection and control is through Adobe Flash 9.0.
:-( .
I have a Webcam with USB Video Class support. I could not use it
I have a Webcam with USB Video Class support. I could not use it with
DimDim. Webcam is otherwise detected and works out of the box. I
installed Adobe Flash 10, but was still out of luck. This was abt
3mths back. I didnt check of late.
Another vital difference with webex is that you can
On Saturday 17 Jan 2009, Dhiraj Gaur wrote:
Pretty good is what I would comment. A good and tough open source
competitor to Webex I must say.
I had heard about it from the TwinkCling Society @ HYD. IIRC, it has
been developed by a HYD based company.
Thanks for your feedback about usage in
dimdim is a sophisticated web-conferencing solution, under gpl, but
also under various other licenses:
http://www.dimdim.com/opensource/dimdim_gpl.html
looks like it's geared to take on webex, adobe, and everybody else in
the web-conf arena.
For the record, the facility to display the
On Sat, Jan 17, 2009 at 11:43 PM, Vikas Rawal vikasra...@gmail.com wrote:
dimdim is a sophisticated web-conferencing solution, under gpl, but
also under various other licenses:
http://www.dimdim.com/opensource/dimdim_gpl.html
looks like it's geared to take on webex, adobe, and everybody else
Till then one could use a VNC client for that single purpose. Like
TightVNC which is under GPL.
Yes. But the fact that you can just display your screen on other
people's web browser is simpler and more convenient. The fact that it
works on windows but not on linux is sad. But you are right,
On Sun, Jan 18, 2009 at 1:25 AM, Vikas Rawal vikasra...@gmail.com wrote:
Till then one could use a VNC client for that single purpose. Like
TightVNC which is under GPL.
Yes. But the fact that you can just display your screen on other
people's web browser is simpler and more convenient. The
i thought the video-demo showed it working under the macOS as well.
you sure it doesn't work under linux?
from
http://help.dimdim.com/activekb/questions/48/Can+Mac+and+Linux
+presenters+share+their+desktop%3F
The Screencast (Desktop Share) option is available on Windows Presenters
Mac .
Pretty good is what I would comment. A good and tough open source competitor
to Webex I must say.
I have tried doing conference with DIM DIM with quite a few of my friends
and everybody is impressed (including ardent fans of Webex).Though webex
boasts of its superior network and service uptime i
Thanks Dhiraj, on sharing your experiences with dimdim. The tip on
managing better with around six people is good. I think will try it
soon for outstation foss-conferences and events to which i can't
travel. The ability to share my desktop and to whiteboard, makes
software hands-on seminars and
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