On Sun, Jun 01, 2008 at 10:35:27AM +0200, Esben Stien wrote:
Susan Cragin <susancragin(a)earthlink.net>
writes:
Skip the phone. Try mumble.
First off; this is unrelated to the OP. Secondly, if you want a soft
phone, use a real SIP VOIP soft phone;).
Also, Ekiga is what I use right now, and it's not very helpful.
The problem is: it's useless if I don't have my computer on, or if I'm not
near a usable free WiFi signal. Also the quality sucks-- very choppy over wifi.
So I had to buy a cheap 7-11 prepaid cellphone a while ago, and I have my SIP phone number
forwarded to it most of the time. But I hate it. I'd rather have a proper cellphone
that runs Linux, and I'll get the Sprint Metro PCS service for it so that I have
internet connectivity... and with a Linux phone and bluetooth then I thus have wireless
internet for my laptop too.
I will order an OpenMoko as soon as they are available.
-ken