tSIP on linux

[mesb1]

Hi.

Not long time ago I have moved part of my home computers into mageia and fedora distros. And most of my daily used software is already there as a cross platform one.

But I would like to know if it is possible to get tsip working under Linux. Have you tried to compile and run it?

[tomek-o]

I've only used tSIP under Wine. Native Linux build would be very close to writing the GUI part from scratch and https://github.com/soramimi/qSIP might be a better starting point.

[mesb1]

Hm, wine is also a solution. Does all the functions works properly?

[tomek-o]

No, there are some problems. Last time I've checked, Lubuntu 18 or maybe 20:

• there was no audio device selection available (Wine showing only default devices)
• TTS plugin was not working - audio was written by Wine to sound device instead to file
• plugins for USB HID were not working

Probably there is more, but overall compatibility still seems pretty good to me.

[tomek-o]

Update: Wine is improving. With Lubuntu 24 LTS audio devices are enumerating correctly, so application sees multiple devices and using PulseAudio configuration is not required.

[mesb1]

Where you able to check if hid devices started working also?

Because my speakerphone device is visible by regular Linux as a sound device, but missing tsip controls via buttons might be quite annoying.

[tomek-o]

Where you able to check if hid devices started working also?

They were still not visible not unfortunately.