After all this talk about blob-only software... Skype is absolute proof of why we shouldn't have blob-only software. The recent hoo-ha about it grabbing BIOS dumps and sending them back to the servers on X86 machines really shows that software can do nasty things. Nobody even noticed because they do it very discretely.
> > -http://www.asterisk.org/ > Tried on OpenBSD, doesn't work. Not only is there a port, but there was some banter on this list from people who have it working on OpenBSD just last week! > > -http://www.openwengo.com/ > Tried on OpenBSD, doesn't work. The secret sauce is available for browsing so it wouldn't be that hard to port. I am gathering it's mostly the audio interface that differs between Linux and BSD. > > -http://www.gizmoproject.com/ > Tried on OpenBSD, doesn't work. I see not the sauce for Gizmo anywhere. http://www.freeworlddialup.com is free, and standards compliant so you can use any SIP-compatible soft or hard-phone. The only thing they're really missing is callout/in, and even then they have a project in the works for that. Regards, A
