Ian Wild <[email protected]> writes: > Agree with you on Gotomeeting btw - It finally now supports OSX, but as a > long time Ubuntu desktop user myself it's a bit of a fail. I guess the > marketing team can't find anything better.
Asking people in the open source community to use proprietary tools to interact is just broken. If you can't figure out a 100% open source conferencing solution, then you just don't do it - rather than saying the proprietary tools are the best available. I was asked, as a maintainer of an entirely unrelated free software project, to be on a "conference call" using non-free tools - and I simply declined to participate. (Expecting people that you pay for their time to use non-free tools is another matter; I'm talking about people in a free software community that don't owe you anything.)
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