Hi, On Thursday, 13. July 2006 04:16, Sebastian Rother wrote: > Hello everybody, > > I`m looking for a Voice-Chat/VoIP Solution. > > Requirements: Peoples with different OSs should be able to talk to each > other (maybe even some little meetings). > The peoples I know use mainly: Linux, OpenBSD, rare FreeBSD and Windows.
I'd use open standards and Open Source software whereever possible. Don't go for Skype, Teamspeak... Probably a good solution would be the use of the SIP protocoll. There are many applications that support this. For OpenBSD I'd recommend KCall, which integrates with Kontact in KDE. I don't know if it's in the ports but it compiles fine on my i386 3.9 box if you compile it from source. Other SIP clients work fine also probably if you rather prefer something from the GNOME universe. You also need some server setup to route calls from the Internet to ordinary landlines. Asterisk is the way to go these days, I guess. If you don't want to setup your own server, you could investigate the use of the services of GMX, 1&1 and so on. kind regards, Tobias W.
