A serious pain point is that Jitsi stopped supporting Ubuntu 18.04 with no warning, well before its EoL date. An update led to a dependency issue (I would have

A serious pain point is that Jitsi stopped supporting Ubuntu 18.04 with no warning, well before its EoL date. An update led to a dependency issue (I would have to go remind myself which but I think Prosody) and that was that - just a ‘well lets stop supporting Ubuntu 18.04 then’. I think over time the advice has been to go manually downgrade some packages or try and find the relevant versions somewhere. A more satisfactory solution would be to support the up to date versions of dependencies available to the distribution jitsi is installed on. We’re getting to the point where this doesn’t matter of course, as 18.04 goes end of life. But you can understand why we are reluctant to recommend jitsi as a stable and reliably maintained option after this experience.