>Ring me up on GNU Ring!
Have you tried this yet? It is very much like Tox but is more actively developed.
Support for GNU/Linux, Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS.
End-to-end encryption with authentication.
Peer-to-peer discovery and connection.
Official GNU package.
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ring.cx
github.com
twitter.com
Today OP was not a homosexual. This actually looks pretty great
It is still very much in development, but it works fairly well considering what it does.
This is the kind of shit that open source needs.
I'd like to see a more robust enterprise version that can compete with Skype for Business.
With DHTs it may be possible to have serverless deployments or pseudo-serverless deployments with federation.
Do you have any idea how much fuckin money you can make with something like this? Too bad they licensed it under the GPL3 and something a bit more business friendly. This is literally the kind of application that can make someone millions.
Think about it. You offer up support contracts. Custom add-ons. Before you know it you're supporting multiple call centers and bringing in $3-$5 million before even hitting it really big.
But because of the GPL v3 you can't make add-ons custom tailored to a customer's desires. Businesses will not want to touch this shit which will SEVERELY limit its potential. It will forever be for NEETs and consumers that may or may not donate to the project.
After working in the industry, I know for damn sure that the GPL is widely regarded as a cancer. The Linux kernel is the only exception.
Why did it have to be GNU? Why not Apache with a nice permissive license? Why not a hybrid license that only charges enterprise?
Good find OP
Let's shill it and replace inferior numale technologies like Disc*rd with it.
>Good find
>Looks great
See this is the problem with GNU. There's actually alot of cool projects GNU sponsors and almost none of them are known of. Ring for instance is pretty cool.
fuck off proprietary cocksucker
It's cool - but interface is ugly as fuck tbph senpai.
Pretty sure someone's working on a Qt frontend.
only deb or rpm packages. pass.