This is safer than emailing your Tox ID to friends and family.
#Qtox or skype software
ToxMe website - register your Tox ID from any "Tox" client software here, and have other Tox users do the same. Register your Tox ID in link below (if you want to I highly recommend that you do) - In your Tox Client application, click your login name to see your Tox ID, copy that ID#.
#Qtox or skype install
To install "Qtox" using the console terminal, type in, or copy & paste, each line below one by one:Įcho "deb nightly release" | sudo tee /etc/apt//tox.list "qTox", the free and secure skype replacement. +1 for "qTox" which works well on my system, using the install instructions below. + for Linphone as well, sign up for their free sip account, I did. That is 5 various messenger accounts all working in Jitsi at onetime. I have 2 Gmail accounts (Google Hangouts) in this, and an xmpp account as well. I have free SIP accounts on Linphone and Ekiga that I can use in Jitsi, although I can use their really nice programs as well. + 1 for Jitsi (also uses webRTC), which can connect securely to various messenger hosts all at onetime, like Google, xmpp (jabber), Sip, Yahoo, Aol (Aim), etc. Which Linux Mint are you using, Debian based or Ubuntu based, 32 or 64 bit? I just read your post and the good replies to it. At least for a little while, which is all I need. I'm luckily (or unluckily) in the States right now, and my contact is also in the States, so I found that Google Hangouts just might work too. There's enough FUD about it that some of it might be true. Maybe I'm better off not having Skype on this system.
I had it installed-and it was inside of Skype's versioning requirement-but skype didn't seem to want to cooperate. I looked back through my history: libqtwebkit4:i386 was the package that skype was fussing about.
Remind me not to buy one of 'em again, will ya? KDB: well, yeah, my old(est) machine has an Intel card, but this one actually has an old ATI Radeon. And it's available in the repos! Yay! I'll check that out ASAP. but I'll accept it as a necessary evil.īolle1961: linphone looks nice. I also noticed it was written in java which I wasn't the craziest about. įrom here it looks like that (v2.8 ) was released in 2014 but v1 (at the top of the page) was released in 2016. Kyphi wrote:While I cannot adequately respond to your thread heading, I can advise that at the bottom of the URL listing for jitsi you will find version.
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