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Does anyone here use GNU Jami? (lemmy.world)

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Is it ok? Is there something else you recommend instead? I tried nextcloud talk and it was pretty bad. Jitsi was ok but self hosting it looked complicated. FOSS only, of course.

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 3 days ago* (last edited 3 days ago)

I recommend Peer Calls as an alternative. Peer Calls uses peer-to-peer communication similar to Jami. You can check out Peer Calls on Github for more info.

So, in short, the things I really like about it:

Simple to selfhost - Only one Docker container with no dependencies (database, storage, etc.) and you only need to forward HTTP/S traffic.
Lightweight - You get voice and text chat; screen and file sharing. All of it directly P2P.
Private - Selfhosting the signaling server will grant you control over the only step which requires a central server during the WebRTC connection process.
No accounts - Just start using, no accounts are involved.