Hi Pongracz,
on Wednesday, 2006-03-22 at 20:29:36, you wrote:
Question is, why other guys do not start a real open source project to
make a phone application?
Another one that has been in portage for a few weeks: net-im/wengophone
My experience is that the sound quality isn't quite as good as
Hi Matthias,
Thank you for your tipp, I'll check it.
I also checked ekiga, which is like gnomemeeting, but different ebuild,
downloadable from the site.
I tried this: esearch phone
there are several packages, really nice :)
cheers,
István
Matthias Bethke wrote:
Hi Pongracz,
on Wednesday,
Question is, why other guys do not start a real open source project to
make a phone application?
tou mean like ekiga http://www.ekiga.org ?
Fred
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Looks fine.
thank you
Frédéric Grosshans wrote:
Question is, why other guys do not start a real open source project to
make a phone application?
tou mean like ekiga http://www.ekiga.org ?
Fred
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Jason Weisberger wrote:
Apparently Skype has been working furiously on a newer version where
alsa support and the like will be built in, but I'm waiting to see that one.
Just to give a little inside heads-up ~
Firstly I would not call it furiously
I've been hearing some good things about Gizmo, for one, that it's more
Linux-friendly. Haven't tried it myself yet.
Anybody have anything to say about gizmo?
M
On Wed, 22 Mar 2006, Ralph Slooten wrote:
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Jason Weisberger wrote:
Apparently Skype
I've tried both. And i have gotten skype to work with a USB headset, but
the couple of months it took me to figure it out, and it wasn't really
worth it. Gizmo has promise, but right now it does not work on amd64. It
might with a bit more effort but i haven't gotten around to it yet.
As a
Hi.
I read this thread and I agreed with it.
Unfortunately the developers cannot use sound devices under linux.
I'm wondering, how can they develop this application under windows and
how can it work on that platform.
So, usually I can use it, but if I use a music player or see a movie, I
have to
On Wed, 2006-03-22 at 20:29 +0100, Pongracz Istvan wrote:
So, usually I can use it, but if I use a music player or see a movie, I
have to restart skype to get working.
try running skype in this wrapper:
esddsp skype
if you use gnome that is, and the software sound mixing is turned on in
your
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Thank you your help.
As I know,the running script uses arts or esd wrapper.
I saw that, it uses the esdwrapper, but it doesn't care.
But I will try your solution, maybe that is why I need.
Thank you again,
István
Iain Buchanan wrote:
On Wed,
I've read http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Skype and it looks ok. Under
fedora it never quite worked right, some sort of incompatability with
xmms I suspect. Just sorta soliciting experiences with skype and
gentoo :)
If I can get it working properly that'd be one less reason to use windows :)
I wrote most of that howto on the gentoo wiki, and I have to say that once you set up alsa, oss emulation, and skype correctly, it works like a charm. I even have it redirecting output to another sound card which I have a headset built into.
A few things to note:-Because this is an earlier version
On Tue, 2006-03-21 at 20:57 +, THUFIR HAWAT wrote:
I've read http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Skype and it looks ok. Under
fedora it never quite worked right, some sort of incompatability with
xmms I suspect. Just sorta soliciting experiences with skype and
gentoo :)
No offence to the
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