Hi, That’s now half a year I’m using modem-manager-gui and mmcli for mainly smses and ringing, since I did first put my sim card in my computer it has greatly helped me to get rid of my previous phone, which I anyway adopted unwillingly/a-bit-forcedly and didn’t have a fully free operative system (although that would be probable that there is a read-only proprietary blob or even OS in my 3G modem in my computer), as I don’t like the idea of having several computers with several configs and systems to maintain and configure…
Now since I have a micro, a speaker, and a micro+headphone jack port, and I can rings phone, and, currently only by triggering mmcli, see if I’ve been called: I’d like to know if there’s a way to make voice calls, since I can anyway ring phones. I did read somewhere that it didn’t necessarily mean the modem had a way to receive/send audio from/to the main system. But also I *think* I’ve seen at some point stuff related to phone calls in modem manager API by searching informations on the web, so I’m better asking there I guess. Currently it’s a bit frustrating as when I’m called, it rings, so people think I’ve seen it, but I never see the call (since I never think to do “mmcli -m n --voice-list-calls” and “mmcli -m n --call=m” before shutdown), while if my computer is off I receive an sms saying I received it. Yet now I can benefit of 3G I almost never let it so, so that I can know when I receive an sms, and can seed all the day while traveling. Anyway I’d like to know what would be the standard way under GNU/Linux (by opposition with other operating systems such as Android) to make a phone call, that is to pass the micro input, to get the output to the speakers, and such… would it uses jack? pulseaudio? some lowlevel feature of alsa or a device in /dev? Is there already anything? can I do anything? Because in reality it often easily dissuades me to make phone calls, that can be useful or even required for some things in everyday life or administrative stuff… _______________________________________________ ModemManager-devel mailing list ModemManager-devel@lists.freedesktop.org https://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/modemmanager-devel
