ubuntu-phone team mailing list archive

[Michel Renon <michel.renon@xxxxxxx>]

Le 20/04/2016 13:33, Barry Drake a écrit :
> On 20/04/16 11:52, Michel Renon wrote:
> > These last months, I done a small comparison of several softphones for
> > ubuntu, and I tested 'Yate client' [1]
> > The interesting point is that it's written in Qt4, C++.
> > So it may be a foundation of an Ubuntu Touch sip phone, just like
> > Trojita and Dekko.
> > Please note that the source of client is in a subfolder of the
> > complete Yate suite, and it uses libs shared with Yate server.
> Hi Michel .....  I am having no success at all with Yate, or any of the
> other offerings, on my Ubuntu netbook.

it's surprising : I found that Jitsi was ok on every test made in Ubuntu 
desktop.
We were just annoyed by some ui glitches in some specific use case.

> On an Android smartphone, the
> only one that I found to work properly was csipsimple.  I really think
> you'd save a lot of trouble if you tried that one.

I currently use it :-)
It's in testing phase before a future deployment.

> It is only available
> for the Android platform, but as I say, Java is a good starting point.

I don't know if it's easy to port a java app to Ubuntu Phone.

In that case, Jitsi is also writen in java and is modular via libjitsi :
https://jitsi.org/Projects/LibJitsi


Cheers,
Michel