Anyone tried it? How is it
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Seems pretty neat. Hopefully it's somewhat simple to compile and set up. It's kind of weird that livekit is VC funded though. Not necessarily the best, since they might have to relicense it to make investors happy at some point.
Look at their list of investors: https://livekit.io/about
The programmability aspect of LiveKit is cool, not that it matters much since this "meet" app is just something built on top of livekit.
Non!
Exactement!
Nota bene how the description omits the world “encryption”. Timeo Frenchmen et dona ferentes
Nextcloud and Infomaniak says hello.
The tech isn't hard to copy, just had to be willing to go and do it themselves.
It is hard when they continually bribe your government
It looks neat
Interesting but do not trust Macron on anything, he's part of the club.