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Hey, thanks :)
Yes I wish more people were interested in this :)
It seems that neither Spanish or English forum had much interest.
Some even said is bad because comes from a company. Which personally I found
sad. Because we should celebrate new companies are joining the free software
Hi albertoefg
I don't know why nobody seems to care about your post / is only referring to
other so far unfinished solutions (ring is beta at the moment).
I think it's great news and I can't wait to check it out!
However, do you know about WebRTC? There are a lot of providers out there
1.- If you click one of the many links i shared so far you can see it has
support for desktop and mobile OS.
2.- They are intended for different purpose so I don't think one is better
than the other.
3.- I don't think it makes a difference for how long the code is being free
as long as
1.- If you click one of the many links i shared so far you can see it has
support for desktop and mobile OS.
2.- They are intended for different purpose so I don't think one is better
than the other.
3.- I don't think it makes a difference for how long the code is being free
as long as
I'm in intrigued. Three questions:
Is Wire just a mobile OS thing or are there clients for desktop/ laptop?
Why is using Wire better than using Mumble? It's also a server/ client voice
chat app, there are clients for all major OS (desktop and mobile), and all
the server and client software
I just read the report, in 3 years they haven't get a single request from
police :)
Well you can see the code in the same comment, it is under GPLv3.
It also has end to end encryption and was independently audited recently:
https://medium.com/@wireapp/wires-independent-security-review-61f37a1762a8
It is also based on Swiss and they do reports of every request they get
Wire used to be proprietary software.
When was is created? can I trust it?
But Wire is free software :)
Well, free/libre software isn't perfect, we should perhaps start taking
feedback from these people who didn't understand it. :)
We can do for example, questions like:
- What is the difficulty in detail?
- Why do you want it to be in [such way]?
Then, make a bug report (in the bug tracker, not
GNU Ring lacks one really important thing is not simple to use.
:/ my family and friends didn't understand it.
Indeed, at first glance its source files seem to be free/libre because
of the license you mentioned (I didn't check the dependencies, but I
will relax my arguing just for the purpose of the final thought, and so
I'll assume that the dependencies are also free/libre).
Point in case: source files
GNU Ring is great. However my family and friends had lots of problems to use
it.
With Wire they have had none. And as the server is free under AGPL and it has
encryption by default on client side, privacy and freedom are not issues.
Wire used to be proprietary software. That link is just outdated.
Now it is under GPL
https://github.com/wireapp/wire-android/blob/master/LICENSE
https://github.com/wireapp/wire-desktop/blob/master/LICENSE
And server is AGPL
https://github.com/wireapp/wire-server/blob/master/LICENSE
So
What do you think of this
https://wire.com/en/legal/#license-restrictions-and-conditions-of-use ?
(especially 6 and 7) It's a bit confusing.
It forbids certain things like selling the application unless you make your
own application and it doesn't connect to their servers.
I'd suggest to use GNU Ring, distributed, even better than federated. :)
Because it's distributed: the client itself is the provider of his
"availability", and can also "help" other clients on delivering messages
(when they are off-line). :)
At least for GNU Ring, the messages are bounced three
Yes, but my family and friends wont. If you use IRC and want to play sometime
join #LGN ;)
Use IRC with OTR.
I've wanted to tell you about wire for a couple months now. I am really happy
:)
https://wire.com/en/
Wire is software really similar to whatsapp or telegram. But is free now both
client and server side.
It also has encryption by default on client side. For messages, calls and
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