John Leslie <john@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>> If you download a modern browser (Chrome, Firefox, and I imagine there's
>> some way to get a new Safari) you should be able to join via browser (WebRTC).
> I have the latest Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, so far as I have can tell,
> that will run on my
> ]
> ] OS X
> ] Version 10.8.5
> ]...
> ] Processor 1.8 GHz Intel Core i5
> ] Mmory 4 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
> As I said, this is somewhat ancient... However, IMHO, it is no more ancient
> than what the majority of third-world IETF participants can afford.
So, just to be clear, are you joining using the desktop application (JAVA),
or via the browser (webrtc). There is a host (literally) of things you can
not do from the webrtc interface.
(Seeing who is talking is one of the things you can do)
Join-by-browser works for me with chrome and firefox on Devuan/Debian Linux.
I'm not as diligent about having this week's version, but I'm usually no
further behind than a month.
> Obviously, cisco is entitled to update their free-of-charge software on
> whatever schedule is convenient to them -- but the IETF should try to use
> tools which don't break without better warning.
Actually, Cisco's system is not free-of-charge.
It was donated to the IETF for awhile with no SLA, but apparently we now have
an SLA (we are real customer), and so really we have the right to complain.
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