ubuntu-phone team mailing list archive

[Wayne Taylor <wayne@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I'm in total agreement that a SIP app would be a huge blessing and
significantly help my company in the journey to become 100% Ubuntu.

I have been using Yate on the desktop which has been reliable and cross
platform (if needed during transition) but I'm absolutely looking
forward to having SIP on an ubuntu phone.



On 16-04-20 06:06 AM, Michel Renon wrote:
> 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
>


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