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I use Discord now since most of my friends are on it, but I've always been a fan of Mumble (and murmur server) since it's high quality software and open source.
by alfg 8y ago
I use Discord now since most of my friends are on it, but I've always been a fan of Mumble (and murmur server) since it's high quality software and open source.
I also made https://guildbit.com https://guildbit.com years ago for gamers that want to just quickly spin up a temporary server with their friends. I still operate it today since there's still a few users out there.
I think it would be cool if someone were to create an open source Discord clone using Mumble/murmur.
- lwhsiao 8y agoI'm a huge fan of guildbit, it makes it really easy to get a quick temporary server. We use it all the time.
- alfg 8y agoThank you! I'm glad you like it! :)
- radus 8y agoHere's a mumble web client: https://github.com/Johni0702/mumble-web https://github.com/Johni0702/mumble-web
- MayeulC 8y agoIndeed, I've just found it myself! That's something I've wanted for literally years. Wit a bit of polish, this could be a credible one-click alternative to most proprietary solutions. It just needs to see some murmur integration. Being able to embed this inside a Riot chat room is a nice touch as well, but that kind of integration is always a double-edged sword with Matrix clients, as it will only work on electron apps. There is also a WebRTC bridge, it seems: https://github.com/Rantanen/mumble-web https://github.com/Rantanen/mumble-web This submission reminded me of Mumble, which I'm definitely going to use instead of trying to come up with a common WebRTC platform, that works for every one of us.
- sadris 8y agoI think mattermost is working on a couple plugin.
- sadris 8y agoVoIP