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btrachtwhat softphones are you (anybody) using???
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finkacrobits. pretty bulky and shitty. all initial signaling goes through their shitty servers which routinely don't send push notifications properly
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btrachtsounds great
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finkvery frustrating, even if the softphone shows as registered, their servers will [randomly] not send push notifications and piss users right off
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finki started working on something in flutter using webrtc, but webrtc has been fairly meh
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btrachti started working on one using pjsip but ran into some issues
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btrachtbeen on the back burner for a while now. figured I'd look into any other solutions
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finklinphone? not sure what their commercial license $$ wise looks like
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btrachti looked into them a while back. i dont remember what i didnt like..i"ll have to revisit
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finkyeah, not sure, never really looked into them, just heard of a few people using them with a custom ui bolted on top
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finkif you're going to roll your own, i think pjsip and baresip are the most popular libraries, abto is just a pjsip wrapper, not sure what value-add there is there
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mc_i've used linphone for a basic softphone and its fine but didn't ever get into push notifications
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mc_i know luis used it for a while, will check if he still does
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barneyI use Bria Mobile - costs £0.99/month but seems to do the job
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barneynow I tend to use a eSim sip2sim too
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BadRequestbtracht: Linphone & MicroSIP. MicroSIP is better for presence testing because it receives and sends presence. If I recall correctly, Linphone only sends presence but does not receive it, or at least does not display it.
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BadRequestRegarding MicroSIP, I use it on Linux via wine and it works flawlessly, at least for me.
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BadRequestI use the portable version. I have never used the installable version myself.