SightSpeed Video Service Headed for Linux, Netbooks

by Sam Dean - Sep. 16, 2008Comments (0)

If you haven't used SightSpeed, a free, web-based video chat and conferencing service, definitely try it. The video is completely high-quality, and it's easy to post video and share links with others. GigaOM notes that later this week SightSpeed will deliver a Linux version, which may be particularly good news for owners of Linux-based netbooks, such as the Asus Eee PCs, which typically don't have the resources that more expensive notebook systems have. Check out more from GigaOm.

 


Browse Blog

Jesse Babson uses OStatic to support Open Source, ask and answer questions and stay informed. What about you?




Comments

image
Share Your Comments

If you are a member, to have your comment attributed to you. If you are not yet a member, Join OStatic and help the Open Source community by sharing your thoughts, answering user questions and providing reviews and alternatives for projects.