Linux Application

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I would really like to try Jamkazam but my PC uses Linux.  I haven't found another service that looks as though it would work for more than 1 musician.  I haven't found a
Jamkazam app for Linux although there seems to be a reserved space for it in the downloads section.  If the app is written in Java I can help with coding.  I would imagine the Mac version would be a good basis for development.  

Would I be correct to think the app is designed as a Peer-to-peer mesh network node, with call set up via the central server?

Regards

Emma

I'm also looking forward to using JamKazam on Linux. There's also an app called Jammr that works on Linux. However, it only supports audio.

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If you are capable of compiling for your target Linux platform (or know someone who is) Sonobus (https://sonobus.net/) provides code and instructions for compiling and executing in Linux. It is a C++ application that uses Juce. You might try to download and run on a Windows or Mac just to try out the application. There is a LOT of available documentation and tips for optimizing.

Sonobus is peer-to-peer and works very well for a lot of people.  I've had some very good sessions with it. It is audio only. I have not tried it on Linux.

Jamulus has been compiled for many Linux distros and the source is available as well as instructions for your own compilation if not already compiled  for your distro. As you noted, Jamulus uses a server to manage communication between 'session' users.

I'll give JK-Linux a test if and when it becomes generally available.