...e services such as backup, software distribution, [[email]], web services, VOIP, IM, printing, etc. Additionally, services for schools themselves belong in
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...e is also a PSI Version in development that supports Jingle (JEP-0166) for VoIP.
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...on over the mesh for sharing eToy objects and scripts, a shared workspace, VOIP, chat, etc; an update on Ian's “dynamically reconfigurable virtual machin
...in the sugar environment. He also spent a lot of time debugging video and VOIP problems. There turned out to be an incompatibility between gstreamer and o
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==== VoIP ====
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.../] ในการส่งอี เมล์ การแชทและ VOIP
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communications go per Internet-chat and VOIP (Voice Over Internet).
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...to typed emails. But if you don't have phones at all, and no always-on for VOIP, maybe recording a voice clip and sending it could prove to be a popular us
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...ilitates a feature rich collaboration session (if desired) with integrated VoIP, bidirectional video, whiteboard, text chat, version independent applicatio
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== VOIP Client ==
For VOIP see the open source client: http://www.openwengo.org/
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** standard "auxiliary services" like Chat and VOIP, that are common to all activities
...n that shared activity. Likewise, "<tt>_12345_voip_olpc._udp</tt>" is the VOIP conference chat for everyone in that shared activity.
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==== VOIP ====
Availability of a well-working SIP-based VOIP client on this device could prove popular (when when always-on connectivity
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...er, Nation-level Software (e.g. for preparing curricula for distribution), VoIP Gateways to regular phone networks. Things that don't '''necessarily''' ru
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* VoIP phone
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...the status of modules like Presence service, the one-to-one chat listener, Voip services, bots. They are definitely not activity because they are not user
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* a VoIP client (under development);
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...omeone has invited the user to take part in a private text conversation or VoIP call. (The platform doesn't currently handle this.)
** Gets all the Telepathy channels (chat, tube, voip, etc) belonging to this activity
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The laptop is VOIP-enabled, creating another link among users (both locally and globally). It
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This page needs to link to other Wiki pages. I am going to write a [[VoIP]] page, since I see that there isn't one, and then I found that I wouldn't
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==About VoIP==
...ity, but they can suffer considerably if there is much network lag. Thus, VoIP works better over local area networks, and uncongested networks.
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...s for Mesh Deterministic Access (MDA is a major enhancement to 802.11e for VOIP traffic over 802.11s) and Congestion Control. Enabling other XOs to be in S
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