OpenTalk: Open-Source Video Conferencing
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OpenTalk: Open-Source Video Conferencing
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Re: OpenTalk: Open-Source Video Conferencing
#2From [1] "At the end of 2022, we will publish the code of OpenTalk under (presumably) the EUPL or possibly also AGPLv3"
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#4From [1] "At the end of 2022, we will publish the code of OpenTalk under (presumably) the EUPL or possibly also AGPLv3" [1] https://opentalk.eu/en/community
Thank you. I was looking around the site and thought it was odd there was no link to source.
Re: OpenTalk: Open-Source Video Conferencing
#5What advantages does it have over the open source jitsi or open source bigbluebutton?
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#6So not actually open source yet, just a non binding statement …
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#7What advantages does it have over the open source jitsi or open source bigbluebutton?
It's apparently specifically designed to facilitate large scale hosting with seamless configuration changes and the like. The story is that mailbox.org (Heinlein sister project) hit a lot of road blocks like that with their current system (BBB) and decided they have to build their own.
They also have big plans for proper end to end encryption.
Re: OpenTalk: Open-Source Video Conferencing
#8So not actually open source yet, just a non binding statement …
They originally wanted to release in March, oh well.
The product looks nice though, I hope they succeed.
Re: OpenTalk: Open-Source Video Conferencing
#9What advantages does it have over the open source jitsi or open source bigbluebutton?
It's apparently specifically designed to facilitate large scale hosting with seamless configuration changes and the like. The story is that mailbox.org (Heinlein sister project) hit a lot of road blocks like that with their current system (BBB) and decided they have to build their own. They also have big plans for proper end to end encryption.
are there known problems with Jitsi's e2e encryption?