Jitsi is an open source, entirely free conferencing with unlimited time, but does not have a good multi-platform support. Skype is free, widespread and good for international calling, but has an outdated UI and really high CPU utilization while screen/video share. While, Zoom is an easy web conferencing with remote control and draw on screen options, but has limited storage and limited time.

1. Jitsi Slack Vs
2. Jitsi Vs Slack
3. Jitsi For Slack

See full list on github.com. Unlike Noisebridge's IRC channel, Slack requires an invitation to join. It's recommended that you meet up with someone knowledgeable in the space and talk to them about Slack, or if all else fails, request an invitation on Noisebridge-discuss. Telegram is a messaging app with a focus on speed and security. It’s superfast, simple. Hello Slack fans! Very pleased to meet you! If Slack is your messaging application of choice, you can now combine it with the power of Jitsi and very easily start video conversations with up to 50 (yes Fifty!) team mates or friends.

Disambiguation of this Slack from the Slackware Linux distribution's 'Slack'.

• 1Multiplatform
  • 1.3Why slack? - replacement?
• 2Digging in teh weeds

Multiplatform[edit]

Slack is accessible to logged-in users via desktop and mobile apps and on the web, as well as via IRC or XMPP clients.

Who to invite?[edit]

I-funbox for mac. Slack is for communication supporting Noisebridge the physical space. If you want to invite someone, they should satify the following:

• 'Do you want to hang out with this person again?' and
• 'Has this person been coming around for a little while?'.

How to get on[edit]

Unlike Noisebridge's IRC channel, Slack requires an invitation to join. It's recommended that you meet up with someone knowledgeable in the space and talk to them about Slack, or if all else fails, request an invitation on Noisebridge-discuss.

Why slack? - replacement?[edit]

Some are not comfortable with slack as it is (add!):

• corporate entity
• not free
• archives and logs all messages and sends SMTP transcriptions by default to all users unless they otherwise select to disable that feature, which can be used in court. 'Both the California Evidence Code and the Federal Rules provide that admissions by a party opponent do not constitute hearsay. (See Cal. Evid. Code § 1220; Fed. R. Evid. 801(d)(2).).' This principle is *anti-thetical* to PFS (Perfect Forward Secrecy) principles of robust secure communications methodologies and protocols.

Requirements[edit]

• free open software
• stored messages
• encrypted
• realtime chat
• api/extensible

Alternatives[edit]

• rocket
• irc (not used, missing archive feature; [UPDATE: archival is a 'mis-design' and bad for security, IRC can be logged as well read up on the /log feature in many popular clients, e.g. irssi.])
• Mattermost
• SILC (end to end encrypted, free and open source, distributed or [multiple servers can share messages between each other providing message coherency to users more robust than 'federated' services like Mastodon. Heavily audited and vetted by w00w00, Coverity, OpenBSD developers and more over the course of a decade+. PFS can be tuned to have arbitrarily slow or fast key rotations, messages from users are encrypted *from* the server eavesdropping as well, especially with use of private message signing.)
• PSYC2 (end to end encrypted, distributed, free and open source, multiple client implementations, the lead developer is excellent, worth looking into more deeply)
• DISCORD!

Digging in teh weeds[edit]

URL Schemes[edit]

Unauthenticated profile image serving:

The last bit after the '-' is the image size requested, generally 48-512

Unauthenticated, non-domain restricted image proxy server:

Emoji sets:

Custom emoji:

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Terms, etc.[edit]

Jitsi Slack Vs

Hi All,

I’m trying to deploy an instance of Jitsi on an AWS EC2 box and am unsure where I am going wrong. I’ve had good success with Nginx as my web server prior. But am hoping to leverage the 443 only environment when using Jetty as we hope to use Jitsi in Schools to deliver Online mentoring.

Step 1
Configure and EC2 box with 80 & 443 ports open ( Do I need other ports here? UDP 1000 might be blocked in schools)

Step 2
Follow the instructions on https://jitsi.org/downloads/ . Seems to install fine. I also set up a letsencrypt cert.

Jitsi Vs Slack

Step 3
Now what? Do I need to do some configuring? On Nginx I could browse the website but I wonder if I need to do more with Jetty? I did find https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-videobridge/blob/master/doc/http.md but am unsure if this is where I should be focusing my attention and the instructions are a tad vague.

Jitsi For Slack

Regards