DimDim announced something at LinuxWorld in Boston the summer: http://www.dimdim.com/ - there was buzz on the internet about so you might be able to find a review or demo or something out there. It appears to be both a service and a set of source for building your own.
I did use something called "epresence" which is put out by the University of Toronto's KMDI group (but I've never installed it). It's more of a web conferencing system than a teleconferencing front end. It seemed to work quite well for a range of webconferencing functions (though it was no where near as easy to use or set up as WebEx). I think they have been refining it for some time though so it might be worth checking out. http://epresence.kmdi.utoronto.ca/ I don't think there's an "asterisk conferencing plugin" for epresence - ... yet ;-) Chuck Mariotti wrote: > I have several clients that use WebEx along with their "Conference > Calling" offerings. I'd like to off them an Asterisk solution to > conference calling, however, this doesn't replace webex's great toolsets > for everthing else. > > Are there any comparable open source or free options out there? > > In most cases, I would need something that would handle 6 viewing the > demo. In extreme cases, it would be 150-250 people. > > Any suggestions would be appreciated. > > Regards, > > Chuck > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > -- Graham Todd - bellanet.org 613.236.6163 #2443
