Jitsi has a new Community Forum. Check it out at community.jitsi.org! This was way past due Previously we handled most of our community discussions via our Users and Dev mailing lists, which were originally setup 15 years ago! Obviously the project has changed quite a bit in that timeframe and we were well overdue for […]
We are working on a new series of video tutorials. We are happy to announce the first one today – a step-by-step guide on how to setup Jitsi Meet on your own server. The video covers: Server & access prerequisites Firewall setup Securely adding the Jitsi package SSL certificate setup Webserver setup Package installation Making […]
It has been 3 years Atlassian became Jitsi’s new home! To help give us an objective view on our accomplishments and where we are going next, we asked Chad Hart of webrtcHacks to do a guest post for us. See his post below. Love, Your personal Jitsi team It has been three years since Atlassian […]
If you have been following the Jitsi Meet development for some time, you might have noticed the sheer amount of git tags. We make tags for every successful build our CI makes, and also every time we “cut a release”. It was, however, not very easy to keep track of the latest stable release. No […]
It’s that time of the year again! We are incredibly happy to have been chosen again as an organization for Google Summer of Code. After the tough process of choosing candidates and projects, here are our five students and their respective projects: Akshit Kr Nagpal — Electron app improvements: Akshit is going to be working on […]
Did you ever think that all the features in Jitsi Meet kind of made you work too hard in order to find what you were really looking for? Was it in the side toolbar? Or maybe at the top? Or maybe right under the thumbnails? Enter the simplified Jitsi Meet toolbox! All of your features […]
