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That's alright, the competitors are even worse. I used to use Skype on Linux. They stopped development on the Linux client a decade ago, but it kept working jus
by KKKKkkkk1 9y ago
That's alright, the competitors are even worse. I used to use Skype on Linux. They stopped development on the Linux client a decade ago, but it kept working just fine. And then they released a new client and forced everyone to upgrade. The new client is so bad in terms of sound quality that I've been forced to switch to Hangouts.
- fencepost 9y agoYou might be able to use Slack or Discord, though I don't believe either offer video options and the only real mention of voice that I saw for Slack was for calls. Still, Discord might actually be worth looking at - it's targeted at gamers, but it does at least small-group voice chat reasonably well in my experience.
- kalleboo 9y agoOur company switched from Skype to Discord after the new Skype client came out and have been happy with it.
- fencepost 9y agoIf you haven't already, consider having at least some of your folks sign up for Nitro so Discord can stay viable.
- jakebasile 9y agoDiscord has 2+ person direct audio and video calls.