It is good for privacy but also has the nifty feature of not sucking and being reliable. It is so much better that Teams and my audio works reliability.
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I love Nextcloud Talk, but my biggest annoyance with it is that text chats don’t properly scroll to the bottom when new messages come in.
Does it work in Windows/Chrome? I have tried to make a call with a frend but it would not show Video/audio in his side. It has worked from Firefox to Androidapp for me in the past
I found it marginal. Jitsi is nice but I didn’t attempt self hosting, which looks like effort. Currently playing with Jami.
How do you like Jami so far ?
It seems ok in the small testing I’ve done, but I haven’t really used it. Also I think the video encoder is too slow for my old phone. It works ok on the new one. Others here probably have more info than I do.
Avoid Jami
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It lacks a security audit and has a massive codebase
How does it compare to Jitsi?
Works better but non public
What do you mean non public? One can also hosts Jitsi Meet.
I mean you need to host it somehow. Compare that to Jitsi where you can use someone else’s instance
Good to know!
Do you self host or are you running a nextcloud-managed instance?
I self host
You just happen to be lucky. It’s not super reliable in less than ideal situations, but I expect it to improve.
Jitsi has also been pivoting to a similar setup. They are masters at SIP and voice handling, and it’s still iffy at best.
It was unreliable but now it works fine. I can’t really say for certain how it will work for as setups vary but for me it was a life saver as teams and Jitsi weren’t working