Linphone 64bit AppImage

[FloraMae]

Linphone 64bit AppImage.

Linphone is an open source VoIP SIP client. From their website:

Linphone for desktop platforms is perfectly suited for both standard users with no specific knowledge of VoIP/SIP and for advanced audio/video calling use cases in a professional environment.
It is fully SIP-based, for all calling, presence and IM features.

Use Linphone Desktop for free, and enjoy its modern look and feel and its many advanced features with our free SIP service or with an existing SIP account.
Complete, intuitive User Interface :

simplified user experience with swift access to major features
intelligent search bar for ease of communicating
contact list with presence status
unified call and chat history
quick access to your recent events
multi-account and multi-device support

Enhanced Instant Messaging Experience :

instant messaging with file sharing and groups
access to chat views during calls
intuitive message delivery status (IMDN)

Advanced calling features :

HD video calls in full screen mode (H.264, H.265 and VP8 codecs supported)
optimised audio/video quality, thanks to our new jitter buffer and bitrate adaptation algorithms
HD voice (Opus support) and echo cancellation
audio/video conference calls with up to eight participants, with three display modes (active speaker, mosaic, audio only)
multiple call management (pause and resume)
call transfer, auto-answer, DTMF support
call quality indicator and display of advanced call statistics
secure communications with SIP/TLS, SRTP and ZRTP and post quantum encryption

This AppImage was made/fetched with a script of mine. Script is here:

The AppImage is here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... drive_link

[wizard]

@FloraMae

Putting a short description of what the application does will help the potential users. Just a suggestion.

Thanks
wizard

[FloraMae]

@FloraMae

Putting a short description of what the application does will help the potential users. Just a suggestion.

Thanks
wizard

I''ll try to make these appimage posts a bit better later after a nap.

[OscarTalks]

Linphone is very good.
It is a program that I use every day and wouldn't want to be without.
I have taken an interest in it since my early days of using Linux. Over the years I have followed the development of it and compiled several versions of it. The developers have always worked hard to keep improving it and they are still doing that.
The 64bit AppImage works very well for me in BookwormPup64
Also available for other devices so you can communicate for free between Puppy and phones.
Audio, video, Instant Message, file transfer and more, so like Skype or Zoom but SIP protocol so non-proprietory.
People should check it out and ask their friends to do the same.

[soniabu]

I also use Linphone Android and on my cell phone it works very well for making calls with a SIP address of my telecom.
What I can't use is Linphone desktop AppImage (system Bookworm debiandog) because unlike the android version, it doesn't connect to the sip address.
But, above all, I can't configure desktop version with full knowledge of the facts; i.e. now I configured it as the android version - and it doesn't work -; but if I wanted to configure the desktop version I don't know where to turn for the various parameters.
Starting the assistant I only provide:
the username (my landline phone)
the password (given to me by the telecom provider) and
the transport which is now UDP ( because works in android version) but if I enter TCP or TLS it has no effect.
I can't figure out where the problem is.
I haven't tried to download the official version from Synaptic because I would like to use AppImage.
Oscar or Flora, could you suggest to me what are the fundamental parameters that I should use since you are also in Bookworm?
thx
sonia