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Mumble Server for VPSBoard?

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willie

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It looks interesting but why does it need Qt on the SERVER side???  It's bad enough that it's needed on the client side.  Inside every one of these bloated programs I keep thinking there must be simple trying to get out.

Are there any programs like this with no GUI of any sort, that just run from the linux command line?  That would get rid of a heck of a lot of compilation dependencies and make it easier to run Beaglebone endpoints and the like.
 
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Mun

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Its also secured, so I could host it on a CC IP and they wouldn't be able to track anything. (i'd never have to worry about network overages XD) 100TBs I can try :)
 
Shados

Shados

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drmike said:
Mumble is nice and lightweight... Open too... Why not :)
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If that was @trewq, I would guess he's suggesting TS3 instead because Mumble has an awful UI and worse audio, at least in my experience. May be possible to tweak the audio settings to be better than teamspeak's, but defaults are important because they're what the majority of people use.

willie said:
It looks interesting but why does it need Qt on the SERVER side???  It's bad enough that it's needed on the client side.  Inside every one of these bloated programs I keep thinking there must be simple trying to get out.

Are there any programs like this with no GUI of any sort, that just run from the linux command line?  That would get rid of a heck of a lot of compilation dependencies and make it easier to run Beaglebone endpoints and the like.
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Probably uses QT-based serialization as part of its networking. Quassel-core requires Qt for the same reason, annoyingly.
 
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Mun

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Anyone wanting to test out the server please PM me and I will set you up with an IP!

Mun
 
trewq

trewq

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Shados said:
If that was @trewq, I would guess he's suggesting TS3 instead because Mumble has an awful UI and worse audio, at least in my experience. May be possible to tweak the audio settings to be better than teamspeak's, but defaults are important because they're what the majority of people use.
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Yep. I've never had a good time using Mumble. It takes ages to get configured correctly and the UI is horrid. I have been using Teamspeak for about 6 years now and hasn't been any trouble.
 
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AMDbuilder

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I already use teamspeak for gaming so I'd also vote for a teamspeak server.  That and as peterw noted they are easy to get up and running.
 
Shados

Shados

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If it wasn't apparent from my earlier comments, I'd also prefer TS3 to Mumble, at least until the latter gets its act together.
 
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Mun

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Actually it is already up, but no one PM'd me asking for its info. Sorta wanted to let people try it, and then slowly let the word spread.

Mun
 
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