Has anyone tried NextCloud Talk?
https://nextcloud.com/talk/
Apparently, a replacement for their use of the WebRTC server Spreed. For
future releases they are planning server-to-server federation for calling,
and an XMPP integration, and they have talked to the Matrix team about
possible
framatalk is a french instance of jitsi meet that just works on my abrowser
59.0.2
You can get Wire as a desktop program though
Me:
> "With all due respect for Mike (who is a cool guy), I think he's out on a
limb here."
Having now read the links Adfeno provided, Mike's point are quite valid.
They're just a bit out of context here. He's not saying "let's not ever use
web apps'. He's saying "I don't like using web
> "To replace Skype use XMPP with a client that supports the Jingle XEP."
Except that ...
> One challenge is now how to have free/libre software *in the phones and
tablets* that supports that XEP.
*sigh*. Since most people (who aren't geeks) now do most of their internet
telephony on
> Have you tried linphone and/or linphonec (terminal program) I have used it
> and it works great. It uses the SIP protocol.
I've being using linphone for phone calls. It works the best out ot all the
graphical sip clients I've tried. Somehow I didn't know linphonec existed, but
it's the cli
2018-05-15T19:11:25+0200 stry...@disintermedia.net.nz wrote:
> I have a page about chat-related free code projects, open standards
> and common protocols here (Disintermedia wiki is having issues right
> now but should be back up soon):
> https://www.coactivate.org/projects/disintermedia/core-us
Have you tried linphone and/or linphonec (terminal program) I have used it
and it works great. It uses the SIP protocol.
My experience with audio/video calls with XMPP/Jabber clients is that it
quiet often it doesn't work or it's very unreliable. I had much better
experience with Tox clients, such qTox and uTox. I've only tried those on
Parabola though and I don't even know if they are available on Trisquel
I have a page about chat-related free code projects, open standards and
common protocols here (Disintermedia wiki is having issues right now but
should be back up soon):
https://www.coactivate.org/projects/disintermedia/core-us
One of the things I noticed in gathering this list is that there
Yes. File at will.
On Sat, 2018-01-13 at 22:53 +0100, i_write_wo...@posteo.net wrote:
> Does Riot still work? I never used the videoconferencing feature, but it's
> what I'm using to communicate with my person in written English.
Riot video works. I use it with my boyfriend.
> The web app is/was easy to install
On Sun, 2018-01-14 at 14:45 +0100, svenerik...@protonmail.com wrote:
> I see. My problem when it comes to this is what I do after I do the:
>
> git clone https://github.com/wireapp/wire-desktop.git
This program uses Electron. Most Electron programs are distributed in
such a way that free
On Sat, 2018-01-13 at 20:11 +0100, lc...@dcc.ufmg.br wrote:
> I used to use http://meet.jit.si or http://vroom.im to do videotelephony
> through WebRTC between two Trisquel 7 systems separated by an ocean (I live
> in Brazil, my family in France). They do not work anymore. Maybe because of
Just trying to get this thread back on topic here. Please pardon my
ignorance.
Mr.Banana is still giving out great advice, but I don't think the
original problem has been resolved yet.
Does anyone have any experience with a web-based IM client that he can
use for videoconferencing? It needs to
> "Not actually, in some XMPP clients like Pidgin, there is a checkbox
"Create the account on this server", this will attempt to tell the
server to create that account you just inserted --- if the server
supports it being done through the client software."
Aha, I see, cool :)
> "Note that XMPP
Ahha. There's actually an elaborated guidance here:
https://xmpp.org/getting-started/
Is it so that anyone can create an XMPP server at their own home or wherever?
I'm thinking of this: https://list.jabber.at/
Was https://jabber.at/
But they (temporarily) suspended new registrations :/
Another one I can recommend is -> https://neko.im/
You should always use OTR (possibly an updated version of it)
Not actually, in some XMPP clients like Pidgin, there is a checkbox
"Create the account on this server", this will attempt to tell the
server to create that account you just inserted --- if the server
supports it being done through the client software.
Note that XMPP recommended standards also
I see, thanks. so a mail adress is required?
When I click "Add account" in Pidgin and choose the XMPP protocol, there are
tons of option, what does all those options mean?
Some options are quite obvious like username and password, other are very
techie.
I recommend XMPP, and any client software that is able to use Jingle,
and has it enabled. If I remember correctly, Trisquel's Pidgin has it
enabled.
At GNU Guix, we need some help to get both Pidgin and Gajim to have
Jingle enabled.
Jingle works well with one-to-one voice/video.
I see. My problem when it comes to this is what I do after I do the:
git clone https://github.com/wireapp/wire-desktop.git
.. according to the description seen a little down here:
https://github.com/wireapp/wire-desktop#install , one need to install node.js
(which I have) and npm (which I
Ah, thanks! That slipped my mind.
However, since I am in the process I think I might try to install it the
other way, just to learn something new :)
When you say "compiled from source", is that related to the github site where
you can "clone" etc etc?
This I am aware of :)
My problem occurs when I am directed to the github, because I have a hard
time figuring out how installing packages through github works. However, I
think I was onto the right path some minutes ago, but it seems as though it
was necessary to download something called
You can head over to https://wire.com/en/download/ and download their binary
build or use the browser version: https://app.wire.com/
May I ask you the process of installing Wire?
I can't seem to figure out how this whole Github/git thing works :/
Does Riot still work? I never used the videoconferencing feature, but it's
what I'm using to communicate with my person in written English.
The web app is/was easy to install on T7 if you're having the same problems
with your browser that I am on what I have to use instead of Trisquel or
I use wire for videocalls. One downside though... You don't known when the
other person is online. Otherwise it does the job.
was this after installing updates?
other wise maybe they need a newer version of firefox(what abrowser is
based on)? they might have upgraded the JavaScript of the services using
new things in latest ff version?
I used to use http://meet.jit.si or http://vroom.im to do videotelephony
through WebRTC between two Trisquel 7 systems separated by an ocean (I live
in Brazil, my family in France). They do not work anymore. Maybe because of
enhanced privacy settings in Abrowser that I could reverse? What
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