>>>>> "D" == David Walluck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
D> I said "combine existing standards". I said nothing about
D> "Microsoft extensions". So you quote me in your reply but it
D> doesn't seem to be in reference to anything I said.
My fault; my message was a somewhat mixed message, part because I
initially thought you meant to replace H.323, and part because I
realized you wanted to just _emulate_ the extra functionality of
NetMeeting, without being able to actually _talk_ to NetMeeting
that is still a noble goal and I encourage you to explore it, I only
meant to say that it wouldn't work for us because ...
D> ... Are you the one suggesting we should turn to a proprietary
D> solution?
Not "we" but "I". For the same reasons I must use OpenOffice to read
.DOC files. Oh how I _wish_ all the interesting people in my little
world would only use open standards, but sadly, they don't.
D> That said, I haven't yet
D> had the chance to check out gnomeeting, but that may use
D> existing standards.
Ditto here; I'd understood the announcement to mean they'd simply put
a gnome wrapper around openh323, so I didn't really explore it much
farther (because openh323 needs work on its own)
D> BTW, since Killustrator is supposedly a trademark violation I
D> assume that "meeting" may also be considered such :P
oh yes. Of course. Have you not received your threat note yet for
these posts? ;)
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