Paris summit : how to be informed of progress throughout the week ??

Jerome S. Gotangco jgotangco at gmail.com
Tue Jun 20 10:25:41 BST 2006


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> Unfortunately this "teamspeak" program is not in Synaptic (yes, I have
> uni/multiverse enabled).
> I tried www.teamspeak.com , loos like it, but I can't find a download
> page, I fear it's proprietary AND not free, as apparently the software
> is the only product the company has to make business. I tried navigating
> their site a bit, but once it told me that my browser was not
> compatible, and that they support only Microsoft or Netscape browsers.
> On another page, nothing would display at all, telling me I needed
> Flash... which I DO have, but I guess they use Flahs 8...

http://www.goteamspeak.com/index.php?page=downloads&id=2a

> All in all, this teamtalk is a sterotype of a proprietary app from start
> to finish ! Nothing wrong with that of course. What I find wrong is that
> Ubuntu uses such a program !  :-((( Is there no open source
> equivalent ?!
> Anyway, it's proprietary, you must pay to get it, so none of the
> intended audience (end users), will be able to watch/listen to the
> talks. So they might as well not bother with video conferencing at all,
> and just make normal videos and upload them every evening, like they
> used to for Dapper, IIRC. Much simpler for everyone I think...

Unfortunately this is what we have at the moment so we'll make the most
out of it and learn from it as well. There are actually some issues
involved but I think the recent MOTU BOF was able to work on it with
ajmitch in NZ and us here in Paris. So the teamspeak thing isn't really
supposed to be used like a "radio broadcast" of sorts as some expect it
to be.

> Vince, yes, kinda surprised and disappointed :-(

It's on the second day so who knows =)

Jerome G.


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