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This assumes there are equivalent free software options each time, at only slight disadvantages. That's pretty frequently not the case. Even if you want to cl
by Groxx 6y ago
This assumes there are equivalent free software options each time, at only slight disadvantages. That's pretty frequently not the case.
Even if you want to claim there exists a stable configuration with all those true, there's still a bootstrapping problem to get there, and we're certainly not past that point right now.
- NateEag 6y agoThis is absolutely true. That said, I have been thoroughly impressed with https://meet.jit.si https://meet.jit.si every time I've used it. It genuinely works well, and it may not be a Zoom killer, but for my one-on-one calls, it has absolutely been a viable alternative.
- DennisAleynikov 6y agoquite stable for me as well with whomever I can convince to chat with me there
- noobermin 6y agoI used jitsi until I was overruled and now we use teams (sigh). It worked somewhat but would start to get iffy after 5 or 6 people would be in a call, especially when they're a few hours away. We'd have to start turning off cameras to get it to work. That of course doesn't seem like a software issue more than it is an instance issue, zoom and microsoft probably have hosts of more servers to handle stuff compared to the default jitsi stuff.