I also just downloaded and installed wengo.  My ID is robingross

BUT, I explored around a little bit in the program and it can only 
manage a 3-way conference call, and I suspect we'll have many more 
people than that wanting to participate in the call.   So I don't think 
Wengo will work for our needs.

Are there any other suggestions for FOSS technical solutions that could 
give us an unlimited number of free world-wide voice calls like Skype does?

Thanks,
Robin


Mawaki Chango wrote:

>I just downloaded wengo, ID: chamawak.
>It display 0.15 euros; I'm guessing it works just like skype: I
>have to buy credit for calling legacy phones, and free among
>wengo users?
>
>Mawaki
>
>--- "Georg C. F. Greve" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
>  
>
>> || On Tue, 15 May 2007 17:43:29 -0700
>> || Robin Gross <[log in to unmask]> wrote: 
>>
>> rg> I would also prefer to use open and non-proprietary
>>protocols if
>> rg> we can.  Is there a program that you can recommend we use
>>for
>> rg> this conference call that would allow for free voice
>>calls from
>> rg> anywhere in the world like we can do with skype?
>>
>>Please take a look at
>>
>>     http://openwengo.com/
>>
>>It is Free Software, using Open Standards, running on
>>GNU/Linux,
>>Windows, Mac, mobile phones & as a firefox plugin and has a
>>public
>>registry (IIRC) that allows to be found in ways similar to
>>Skype.
>>
>>Regards,
>>Georg
>>
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