Free aota conference 2009 software for linux

1VideoConference is a project that can completely revolutionize the way people interact online. 1VideoConference allows its Web, Audio/ Video phone, Skype, Msn and Yahoo users to instantly participate in live web conferences without the need for lengthy downloads or complicated installations. At any time, our host customers can simply drop a small piece of code onto their websites and INSTANTLY create their very own online video conference room.
For our users to get started, all they need is a web cam and an internet connection and seconds later they can show presentations, share applications or users desktops, hold live webinars, discuss new strategies face to face with business partners, and more...
Main features:
- Audio and Video Sharing: Low latency, multi-party video and audio sharing brings back the intimacy of a meeting.
- Presentation and Document Sharing: Share your ideas on a presentation or help your partner edit a document in real time collaboration.
- Application sharing: Say you need to teach someone how to use a new piece of software, instead of trying to walk them through it over the phone or instant message, simply share your application with them and show them how its done.
- Desktop Sharing: Share your entire desktop and control of the mouse/keyboard.
- White Board and Annotations: Anyone in the meeting room can leave annotaions or draw an idea on the white board.
- Chat: Not a featured speaker but still want to get your ideas heard? Do this with the multi-user Instant Messaging feature.
- The Hot Seat: Request a spot as an attendee, feature a guest speaker or introduce a new member of the team.
- Record and Archive: Upon the request of the meeting holder, all the interaction is recorded and archived for sharing with non-attendees.
Enhancements:
- System now more stable.
- All service now peer to peer.
- User can delete uploaded Zip modules.
- Enhanced Module Management.
- Multiple Meetings now supported.
- User can select video quality during runtime.
- Host can set the video size during runtime for the all participants(Full Screen).
- Host can share his/ her own desktop with all the other participants.

Requirements: Mozilla Thunderbird

astGUIclient is a GUI client application for the Asterisk open-source PBX.
This is a suite of programs that are designed to interact with the Asterisk Open-Source PBX Phone system at a client computer level to extend the functionality of your phone and system.
The suite of software is designed to work with an Asterisk system that has Zap(T1/E1/PSTN),IAX or SIP trunks and SIP/IAX/Zap phones.
The main GUI application, astGUIclient, is a set of PHP web-based scripts utilizing Javascript and XMLHTTPRequest functions that work through a browser to give real-time information and functionality with nothing more than an internet browser on the client computer.
Another component included with the astGUIclient package is the VICIDIAL auto-dialer. This is a list dialer(another real-time web-client) that can be added to Asterisk and is highly configurable with detailed logging. VICIDIAL can dial one-call-at-a-time or you can put it in auto-dial mode and it acts as a predictive dialer. VICIDIAL also can function as an ACD for inbound calls or for Closer calls coming from VICIDIAL fronters and even allows for remote agents that may only have a phone.
The software suite also includes a from-scratch software installation document, full English and Spanish versions of the web-clients and admin pages, and the Asterisk Central Queue System(ACQS) which allows for optimized and streamlined Asterisk integration.
This group of applications is designed to run on top of just about any version of Asterisk so no messing around with the Asterisk source code is necessary. For more information see the system requirements. astGUIclient is not an Asterisk configuration utility, it is an end-user Graphical User Interface.
All astGUIclient software elements are distributed freely through the GPL with no warranty.
Main features:
- Grabs live call info from a DB updated every second
- Displays live status of users phones and Zap/IAX/SIP/Local channels
- Allows calls to be placed from GUI and directed to phone
- Allows intrasystem calls at the click of a button
- Allows call recording at the click of a button
- Allows conference calling of up to 6 channels through GUI
- Administrative Hangup of any live Zap/IAX/SIP/Local channel
- Administrative Hijack of any live Zap/IAX/SIP/Local channel
- Administrative switch user function
- Call Parking sends calls to park ext and then redirects to phone ext
- CallerID popup with buttons to open custom web pages
- Voicemail display and button to go right to check voicemail
- Allows Blind listening of calls on Zap channels
- Allows Blind transfers of calls to specific voicemail boxes
- Allows Blind transfers of calls to intrasystem extensions
- Allows Blind transfers of calls to external numbers
Additional Features available only in the web version:
- More than 6 channels in the conference room
- Send to Voicemail directly from the inbound call popup window
- All client phone connections are shown not just the first
- Allows transfers to conferences
- Call parking with callerID

msn-pecan 0.0.19 offers you a very alternative MSN protocol plugin for libpurple. The current development of the MSN protocol plug-in seems to be lagging because of bad development decisions. This is a fork of that code with a much faster development process.

DMAring project is a novel generic network interface card driver architecture which works in hybrid interrupt-polling mode to deliver superior real-time performance on Linux, Redhat Linux or Linux-RTAI-LXRT (a real-time co-kernel for Linux with user level extension).

Existing Linux drivers are inefficient, they saturate the CPU at a much lower packet rates than the maximum wire line packet rate that is possible. But with this driver, vanilla network cards can be used for high speed packet capturing. This driver improves the packet capturing speed by 7 to 10 times, and the real-time packet delivery response by 500 to 5000 times over existing drivers and alternate approaches (HIP, NAPI, pfring, check the references in the papers for performance comparisons [1, 2, 3]), depending on whether Redhat Linux or RTAI is used. Thus this obviates the need for expensive high capacity hardware, specialized network data acquisition cards and systems (for example from Endace).

This project contain basic source codes, which other developers can use/adapt for their applications, and three published conference papers [1, 2, 3] describes the architecture and establishes its benefits. One of the papers (at SANE 2006) also documents the detailed architecture and provides guidelines to modify any Linux network interface driver (Donald Becker style drivers).

Earlier I had received lot of mail request from networking, network security/monitoring domain people, to get these codes or modified specific network drivers. I am looking forward that some developer will take up this project, churn out driver modifications for the most common net work cards and share with others. I will continue to add other drivers, and libpcap library modifications when I get more time.

Anybody willing to know the issues involved in real-time Linux or looking for real-time networking solutions can take a look at my Masters thesis. I found RTAI with LXRT to be a very tractable, good performance, cheap (free!) real-time Linux option. My thesis contains some useful performance related discussions on this.

The goal of this project is to create a LiveCD to demonstrate GNOME. The initial motivation was to be able to send a GNOME LiveCD to journalists and news agencies so that they can test and talk about GNOME without installing it, but others have expressed interest as well.

The infrastructure for this will be flexible, so that it can be easily customized and re-targetted- for example, to distribute a version with a custom splashscreen for a specific conference, to change the language for distribution by non-en_US gnome groups, or to change the software set to market to different groups (artists, developers, etc.)