chat because Mumble is great. And I use that for some games as well. But generally I use those for people that I already know are using open source tools and are familiar with Mumble. So specifically with the HackerPublic Radio community. But Mumble does, I mean, it requires an additional download. So that can be difficult. But Jitsi, it's in a browser and it is a video conferencing software open source. So why not use that? It is as easy as getting a Zoom link or a Google chat link or hangout link, whatever, and whatever service there is. Skype, is that still a thing? I don't even know. Whatever those things are, Jitsi is as easy as that. Again, maybe some of the buttons are in a different place. Maybe there's, I don't know, a different functionality here or there. But generally speaking, it's just the same. It's the thing. It's a video chat software. That's what it is. And so I use that. And most people don't even know that they're on something different from Zoom, I guess. I don't (9/40)
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