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Hello,
Can anyone recommend a simple open source voip software in linux for pc-to-pc voice calls.
One requirement i that it should be simple with bare minimal functionality since I ...
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- 10-06-2010 #1Just Joined!
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open source voip software for ubuntu linux
Hello,
Can anyone recommend a simple open source voip software in linux for pc-to-pc voice calls.
One requirement i that it should be simple with bare minimal functionality since I will be using as a part of a university project and so I don't want any additional features such as buddylist, GUI, etc.
Even a command line interface will also be fine since I am only interested to test different associated codecs/network characteristics.
The code should be simple with bare minimal libraries so that can be compiled easily.
I am aware of some open-source software such as WengoPhone but it seems that they have lot of associated features supporting different input devices with sophisticated GUI.
I require only PC-to-PC call functionality and I will be using within a LAN.
It will be very helpful if anyone can suggest any software!
Thanks!
- 10-07-2010 #2
You might want to consider Twinkle. It reasonably minimalist (no video) but not totally so. It's available on Debian so I assume it's available for Ubuntu as well.
ciao,
jdk
- 10-07-2010 #3Linux Engineer
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PJSUA any good? Manual of pjsua - Command Line SIP User Agent/Softphone
- 10-13-2010 #4Just Joined!
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You can look into mumble, it's supposed to be a really good voip client, and I THINK it's open source.


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