Re: Ekiga rpms for FC4

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Kanwar Ranbir Sandhu wrote:
On Tue, 2006-11-07 at 15:25 +0530, Rahul wrote:
Ekiga is just the newer name for gnomemeeting which already is provided in FC4 FYI.

It's more than that, actually. Ekiga has new features, namely support
for SIP.  I use Ekiga on my laptop as my VoIP phone (connects to local
Asterisk server).

I was aware of that. Just wanted you to know that its not a entirely new program


Gnomemeeting can't do SIP, so it's toast, for me.

I suspect from the deafening silence there aren't any updated FC4 RPMs.
Shiiiiiiiit.

You might pick the FC5 SRPM and try rebuilding it. That might need other dependencies of newer versions of gtk or whatever but thats a option.

Rahul

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