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Linux Client - alexplima - 03-30-2020
Just wondering if we'll get a Linux client?
RE: Linux Client - ollie - 04-08-2020
(03-30-2020, 04:21 AM)alexplima Wrote: Just wondering if we'll get a Linux client?
Yes, wondering the same
RE: Linux Client - ElijahLynn - 04-16-2020
Same here, running Arch Linux and Gnome 3.36 (latest).
RE: Linux Client - Hans Peter Augustesen - 04-16-2020
In 2016 JamKazam annonced a Linux version to come.
I think, it will come - without no reason, other than pure logic.
But when?
RE: Linux Client - ElijahLynn - 04-16-2020
Hrm, I wonder if there is an unreleased alpha then. I'd be willing to test and give helpful QA feedback on it.
I'll have to figure out how to put my Win 10 license/install back on this machine to test this I suppose.
I was/still am encouraged by the fact that they have Tux on the download page > https://www.jamkazam.com/downloads
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RE: Linux Client - jamjam - 04-16-2020
We will have a Linux client - at this point, two months or so seems likely estimate. It may not have video support at the start but it will have audio streaming.
RE: Linux Client - ElijahLynn - 04-17-2020
Awesome news! About 10-15 of us here in the Portland area used to have weekly jams and we are itching to try and figure out how to do this again. Most have Windows or Mac but I left that world long ago, and I can make it happen in the meantime, but yeah, switching back and forth and dual booting is not ideal for me.
Let me know if I can do anything to help you along with the Linux client. I am a software engineer in my day job and may have some skills that could help, at least give decent testing feedback.
Cheers
Also, I think launching the Linux client without video would be a great MVP milestone.
RE: Linux Client - Hans Peter Augustesen - 04-17-2020
Portland!?
There are many places named Portland in USA - 22?
RE: Linux Client - ElijahLynn - 04-17-2020
Wow, had no idea there were 22, I thought there was just 2, Portland Oregon and Portland Maine.
Our group is in Portland Oregon.
And I realize we can't do one with all of us, and looks like 4-6 is a nice number for a good user experience.
RE: Linux Client - Hans Peter Augustesen - 04-17-2020
When I did the TEST NETWORK long time ago, the message was that my connection could support 8 participants.
3 or 4 with video.
And my impression is that it is correct.
Still - and due to the devolopment of the internet it can not be worse now, I think, only better.
If you have good connection in your Portland, you should be able to do the same.
8 people in a session - without any technical problems with latency, nasty crackling and so.
Of course provided that all 8 have such good connections. And that you are relatively close to each other.
Of course I am located in Scandinavia with relatively very good connections - all over the place, excluded some distant areas.
But in your Portland the connections maybe are not that good.
I will investigate that - I am very curious
Notice by the way that having the same internet provider usually gives better connection, lower latency and so
Maybe you will find this useful
Latency, mostly TOTAL LATENCY
https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=171