i've been using openmeetings for a month or so and like it fairly
well. however, the other day someone mentioned 'big blue button'. i
was wondering if anyone had a comparison of the features, maturity,
and support of these products? and, are there other oss conferencing
services besides these two?
ebastian
>
> 2011/7/13 shawn wilson :
>> if i share a desktop, i get a 10+ second delay. this isn't generally
>> an issue. however if someone wants to control the desktop (ie,
>> support) this is obviously an issue. what should i look into in order
>> to resolve
if i share a desktop, i get a 10+ second delay. this isn't generally
an issue. however if someone wants to control the desktop (ie,
support) this is obviously an issue. what should i look into in order
to resolve this?
i'm not sure this is an OM issue because i've seen delays with skype's
desktop
I don't know how much work is being done here, but I think the desktop
sharing could be improved as I've had issues with the screen being refreshed
when providing assistance. Also, there doesn't seem to be a right click
feature.
I use a mac, clients are on Windows xp.
On Jun 21, 2011 7:31 AM, "seb
oo.
>> >
>> > Anything special to take into considering when buildin OM onto a
virtual
>> > machine?
>> > I ask because the thread mentioned a virtual appliance being available
>> but
>> > I'm not clear on the benefits over just building
Asterisk used to have these issues with reviving faxes. I've heard this is
resolved in recent versions.
That said, I haven't really noticed any issues with voice in voip vm
systems. There might be sync issues if you record a meeting on a vm - don't
know.
I pay for a vps from a company that runs k
iirc, pdf spec is:
file.pdf#8
where 8 is your page number... i think this has to be a uri path too.
On Tue, Jun 14, 2011 at 11:35, Guillaume wrote:
> I'm writing the method for the extract of swf and i got the slide number of
> this pdf (slide number = 8 => baseDrawObject).
>
> But the problem i
was listed in the
debian doc. i found it here:
/usr/lib/openoffice/basis3.2/share/registry/data/org/openoffice/Setup.xcu
On Mon, Jun 13, 2011 at 07:58, shawn wilson wrote:
> so, as i noted, i followed the debian instructions (which they noted
> were pretty old). however, i switched over to the
so, as i noted, i followed the debian instructions (which they noted
were pretty old). however, i switched over to the cent instructions at
some point near the end of the debian instructions.
what i'd recommend is to try to follow the centos instructions from
start to end. use apt-cache search to
set=utf8 in my.cnf, stop
> openmeetings, restart mysql, drop the database, start openmeetings and
> run the installer again.
>
> Sebastian
>
> 2011/6/12 shawn wilson :
>> i have a debian 6 box that i want openmeetings on. i went through the
>> debian steps (pretty much, i
i have a debian 6 box that i want openmeetings on. i went through the
debian steps (pretty much, i used packages whenever possible). then i
looked at the centos guide and realized that i probably didn't need
half of those packages (and they don't modify the openoffice Startup
file).
however, where
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