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How would an Asterisk solution compare to Mumble?

On 4/26/13 3:17 AM, "Flavio Percoco" <flavio at redhat.com> wrote:

>On 25/04/13 12:13 -0400, Russell Bryant wrote:
>>On 04/25/2013 10:25 AM, Kurt Griffiths wrote:
>>> 2. Face-to-face communication is preferred. Basically, this is the
>>>point
>>> of our design summits. The rest of the time we simulate being seated
>>>close
>>> together with IRC and the mailing lists. I've also heard of some folks
>>> having good success with TeamSpeak when communicating with large
>>>groups of
>>> contributors within a single company. I'm not sure whether this would
>>> scale to all contributors on a given project, using something like
>>>Mumble,
>>> but it's something to consider. Anyway, I think the spirit of this
>>> principle is to make communication as painless as possible given your
>>> constraints, so again I don¹t see open development in conflict with
>>>agile
>>> on this point.
>>
>>If there is enough demand for infrastructure to support voice (and
>>optionally video) communication, I would be happy to help set up an
>>Asterisk server with conferencing enabled for this purpose.  In the
>>spirit of the rest of our infrastructure, it would be a self-hosted and
>>open source solution.  For just public conference bridges, it would be
>>pretty easy to set up.
>>
>
>+1 
>
>You definitely are better than me for that task but, if you would like
>some help, I'd love to contribute on this!
>
>Cheers,
>FF
>
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