On 01/22/2018 08:58 AM, Damien Sandras wrote: > > Indeed. Ekiga 5 is ready since 2 years except for the IM part. > However, releasing it requires several hours of polishing, writing a > new manual, updating the website, the ekiga.net platform, and so on. > > I do not have the time anymore to dedicate all my evenings and all my > week-ends to free software development. I work for companies that allow some open-source development. As they use open-source, they recognize that this is the cost - instead of a license fee.
I moved on to linphone to get IP6 support. One annoying limitation of linphone, however, is that you can listen on IP6 or IP4 - but not both. I still use diamondcard.us and ekiga.net - but mainly I use peer to peer SIP with IP6. I have to switch the config to IP4 to use diamondcard/ekiga.net. I could run linphone on IP6 and ekiga on IP4 - but echo cancellation doesn't work with ekiga-4.0.1 on Fedora (maybe one of the libraries). Ekiga has a much better address book than linphone. This is actually even more annoying than switching between IP6 and IP4. Trying to get the word out that you don't actually need telcos - other than a humdinger of a network effect. P-to-p SIP for the win! Sure, the "phone numbers" (IP6 addresses) are long, but it just goes in the address book! > It makes me more sad than you can ever imagine, but currently, there > is noone developing on Ekiga itself. _______________________________________________ ekiga-list mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/ekiga-list
