Hello Simon, zimoun <zimon.touto...@gmail.com> writes:
> Hi Maxim, > > On Sat, 20 Nov 2021 at 00:04, Maxim Cournoyer <maxim.courno...@gmail.com> > wrote: > >> $ guix shell jami-gnome dbus glib gtk+ openssl nss-certs \ >> -- dbus-run-session jami-gnome >> >> I hope it proves useful in fostering more live collaboration in the >> community! Extra rendezvous points could also be deployed if needed. >> If the experience is successful we could seek a better place to host >> such service for the community (where it could be managed by the >> collective of Guix sysadmins rather than myself for example). > > It works very well – on foreign distro at least. :-) We tried this > evening with Julien. Well, it is probably because long-distance, we > noticed a delay between sound and video. Thanks for the feedback! I'm glad it worked OK. Audio and video synchronization issues are relatively common in Jami (I'm guessing it's a difficult problem!), especially on systems lacking video acceleration (such as mine -- GPU vendors typically require binary blobs to drive their video decoders). Where video acceleration is possible, I think it takes care of the synchronization problem itself, which explains why it often works better there. > I hope hack sessions will be organize soon. Ah, just for my > information, is it possible to share a screen or something? Yes, both desktop clients (GNOME and Qt) support it. > Thanks for sharing this very useful resource. My pleasure! I'm happy to hear it may be put to good use! Maxim
