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1. wiki.p2pfoundation.net › Open_WindOpen Wind - P2P Foundation

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   2010年11月9日 · openWind is being released initially as a freely downloadable, open source software package. With this version, users are able to view and modify the code (subject to the terms of the open-source license). A protected version of the software intended for users requiring greater security will be made available in 2009."

2. wiki.p2pfoundation.net › Windows_CollaborationWindows Collaboration - P2P Foundation

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   2013年1月24日 · Windows Collaboration. " Windows Collaboration is a P2P collaboration application that allows people with Windows Vista systems to work remotely together as if they were in the same room. The application lets you share desktop with other coworkers, distribute and edit documents, send IMs and pass notes around. Users can also play multi-player ...

3. wiki.p2pfoundation.net › Free_Code_Chat_AppsFree Code Chat Apps - P2P Foundation

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   Free Code Chat Apps. Most people are familiar with proprietary chat apps like Skype, FaceTime, FB Messenger, WhatsApp, Hangouts, WeChat, and so on. Chat apps differ from email in that they are designed mainly for use by two or more people having a back-and-forth conversation made up of short messages (usually 1 or 2 sentences at a time), and ...

4. wiki.p2pfoundation.net › Free_code_chat_softwareFree Code Chat Software - P2P Foundation

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   Adhearsion Foundation: a whole stack of web telephony software projects, although as of late 2019, only Adhearsion itself and Blather have recent commits, and most of them seem to have ceased devel...

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   HasciiCam (C, GPLv2+): Uses the AA-Lib library to convert video from a camera (eg web cam) into ASCII text, which can be transferred across a network and displayed without much lower use of resourc...

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   BigBlueButton (LGPL): voice/video web conferencing server developed for distance education. Currently depends on Flash, but has a rough plan for full transition to HTML5 and WebRTC.

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   dvswitch (GNU GPL): an audio-visual mixing system that depends on LibAV (LGPL or GPL). Listed in the Free Software Directory, but all links there are dead. Discontinued?

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   SIP (Session Initiation Protocol): a server/client protocol mainly used for voice chat: 1. IETF RFC 3261, the standard; 2. Wikipedia: Session Initiation Protocol Tox: peer-to-peer, encrypted, text, voice, and video chat. 1. Wikipedia: Tox (protocol) XMPP (eXtensible Messaging and Presence Protocol): client/server protocol for Instant Messaging (sho...

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   If we are going to stream, store and replay audio and video from conferences, we don't want to use patent-encumbered, proprietary formats like MP3, and H.264. Instead, we want to use patent-free/ royalty-free multimedia file formats, developed by groups like Xiph.org. Some existing options are:

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   Whatever end-user applications and codecs are used, it seems reasonable that any conferencing system will be more scalable if it uses some kind of P2P network, where everyone who joins the conference contributes some of their own computing resources to the networking effort. This is how Skype originally worked, before Microsoft acquired it and move...

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   Speak Freely (discontinued, license unclear, FSD says "public domain", homepage says GNU GPL) - one of the earliest voice chat apps, "written in 1991 by John Walker, founder of Autodesk, and Brian...

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   John Walker explains why Speak Freely development ended in his 2003 essay The Digital imprimatur.

   "Skype replacement" page on LibrePlanet wiki: has a table of which apps support which protocols, and some testing notes.

   Chatting, Audio and Video Calls: A document by RiseUp Labs, the folks behind We.Riseup.net

   74 free code telephony projects from 2007(links to original source which appears to gone offline)

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