An OpenSource Client we could think about supporting is libwebrtc for
the brwoser versions. Our Firefox may be convinced to add that
capability since it is present on the Linux build of Firefox.
- https://wiki.mozilla.org/Media/WebRTC/Architecture
- https://webrtc.org/
If somebody gets it built locally I am gladly moving it into our package.
-Till
On 05.05.23 13:34, Richard L. Hamilton wrote:
AFAIK, Zoom is proprietary and only available for Windows, macOS, (some) Linux,
and iOS and Android mobile devices. It uses a number of TCP and UDP ports,
including TCP ports 80 and 443 (http/https) to get started, but others too.
So I think there is probably no open source or Solaris client. There are some
incompatible open source alternatives, but they're not nearly as widely used,
and probably don't have as rich a feature set.
And (AFAIK, i.e. Wikipedia or occasional alerts) Zoom has a history of security
and privacy issues that one might want to be aware of if one is in any position
to consider alternatives.
I think browser extensions do NOT implement Zoom, but simply provide a way that
URLs with certain patterns can invoke the Zoom client on supported platforms,
so that clicking on a link can initiate a session.
On May 5, 2023, at 04:51, Marc Lobelle <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello,
One of the few times I have to start a computer in Windows is to run ZOOM for
video conferences. Is there a way to use ZOOM on Openindiana ?
Thanks
Marc
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