I renewed 4 domains today for 3 years :
- ekiga.org: the main website, where you can download Ekiga packages
- ekiga.net: the SIP network of Ekiga friends where you can get a SIP address
- ekiga.com: nothing yet
- gnomemeeting.org: for historical reasons
It is unfortunately far to be cheap.
I sometimes wonder if I will still be the maintainer of Ekiga in 3 years… That would mean 10 years of coding in the project. Does that sound being a lot ?
I nearly forgot, congratulations Vincent : so many events in a few weeks.
Thank you for your work over this time!
Thank you very much for your support into this project over time. A friend (in America) and myself (in South Africa) were a while ago trying to get a VOIP call going. Him using PulseAudio….needless to say, Skype (which I had to download then try and remember my one-time-used account details first) didn’t play well with PulseAudio. I told him to try Ekiga, and a 4-hour conversation ensued!
Ekiga developers, congratulations on a very good piece of software.
To a more related point, I am interested in starting/making a Qt port sometime. What’s the level of interest in this in the Ekiga community?
JP: We are currently redesigning Ekiga to add an abstraction layer for the voip stuff. It makes it possible to have several UIs. So yes, there is interest…
Thank you for working so hard on this project 🙂
I just found this program and registered and started using it.
I must thank you for a really great and working program! Now all that is left is to convince all others to use it too!
Far better than the choice we had so far! Thanks a lot once again!
Thannks for your kind comment Micke !
Many thanks for this fabulous piece of software ! It rocks on my Kubuntu “Gutsy Gibbon” !
I am a new user of Linux and i have definitely abandonned Windows. So i wanted to find an “open” substitute for the Skype closed thing.
You make me discover _real_ VOIP technology SIP and i am greatefull to you. Keep the good working strong ! Thank you again.
Melchior, thanks for the nice comment too !
Damien,
ekiga is an incredible piece of software. The work you and your co-developers have done on this is really appreciated, even if people don’t take the time to say so. Keep up the excellent work. A standards-based communication tool like ekiga will always be better than a closed system (like skype). Cheers!
-keith
Keith, thank you for your nice comment!
Good to see a free and easy VoIP software. That is my pleasure to contribute something. And So I want to know from where to start learning the code. Is there any documentation on how to use,run and work with the code ??