Hi Offer,
I heard about it about 3 or so months ago when they just came out.
I'm very interested in it since they promise it does just what Skype does + video
conference.
It manages to get and display input from my Logitech Quickcam Express well,
but I haven't firgured out yet how to use its video conference feature (plus it's
a bit of a mess to coordinate someone with a web cam on the other side just to
experiment it).
I read an article with the founders where they talk about a totally new way of
sharing stuff, not the simple "dial and talk" that Skype is, I guess that's why their
software requires the users to actually RTFM.
One large drawback is that it requires at least one of the clients to open up some
TCP and UDP ports.
If someone can recommand a better free way to do video conferencing between Linux and Windows I'd be very glad to hear about it.
--Amos
Offer Kaye wrote:
Hi, Does anyone know anything about this tool: http://www.qnext.com/
It's Java based, so it has both Windows and Linux versions. It claims to be an all-dancing wonder that will let you do just about any IM/Chat/Voice/Video related task, with any network, and is free as in beer and does not include spyware.
Sounds too good to be true :-)
Anyone?
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