Re: [orca-list] accessible video conferencing apps on Linux with orca

[Jason White <jason jasonjgw net>]

If I remember rightly, Matrix has audio/video communication support. You 
could try Element.

On 5/2/21 3:27 pm, Dave Hunt via orca-list wrote:
> If you just need audio, consider Mumble; you may also need to find or 
> install a server.  If you're ok with running something in the browser, 
> I like jitsimeet.  One public server to try is meet.jit.si.  Your 
> conferees need not install or download anything, just use 
> Chrome/Chromium or Firefox.  I used it, yesterday, and my audio and 
> video were fine.
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> HTH,
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> Dave
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> Sent from my Lenovo Thinkpad, running Slint GNU/Linux. https://slint.fr
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> On 2/5/21 12:45 PM, Daniel McGee via orca-list wrote:
> > Hello all
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> > Any recommendations out there for video chat apps that one could use 
> > with orca in an accessible way?
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> > Using Ubuntu Mate 20.4 LTS with the Ubuntu software center installed.
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> > Many thanks
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> > Daniel
> >
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