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Re: [papyrus-ic] Papyrus IC Research/Academia - Poll on web-conf. system
Hi Michael,

I don't remember having to do anything special - GoToMeeting has an HTML5-based version that works with the most recent release of Chrome at the very least. No Java applets or odd desktop applications to install here :-). Admittedly, screen sharing from Linux requires a Chrome extension, but that's it.

Perhaps you would like to try joining a test session? See here:


I use regular Skype and Hangouts quite often, and while they do work, I wouldn't call them "enterprise ready" or trust them with 4+ attendees. I also use TeamViewer for remote desktop control fine from Linux - I wasn't aware it could do meetings, however.

Kind regards,
Antonio

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Aston Triangle, Birmingham, B4 7ET
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From: papyrus-ic-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [papyrus-ic-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] on behalf of Dr. Michael Jastram [michael@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: 07 December 2016 10:35
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Subject: Re: [papyrus-ic] Papyrus IC Research/Academia - Poll on web-conf. system

Hi Antonio,

- GoToMeeting works on Linux (I have used it before a few times),

This is of interest to me as well. I tried to use GotoMeeting on Linux before, but could not find this as an option (except via Wine or similar). I just checked again, and Linux is not listed. Could you give me a pointer how you used it?

Regarding Linux support, you did not list:
  • Google Hangouts (I used it, works)
  • TeamViewer (have not used it, but supposedly works on Linux).

Best,

- Michael


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