13 Best Free and Open Source #Linux #Webcam #Tools (3/3)
Source: https://www.linuxlinks.com/webcam

10) #Kamoso : Qt-based webcam utility. https://github.com/KDE/kamoso

11) #Ekiga : VoIP and video conferencing application. https://www.ekiga.org/

12) #camorama : View, alter and save images from a webcam. https://github.com/alessio/camorama

13) #HasciiCam : Live ascii video on the web for the masses. https://dyne.org/software/hasciicam/

#OpenSource #GNULinux #gnu_linux

@silver Sorry, I didn't see your reply until just now. I just came back to this because I remembered that #Ekiga still exists. https://www.ekiga.org/

The thing is, I don't really understand what a smartphone is, other than a general purpose computer with a GSM/CDMA module inside it. I could plug a USB 4G modem into my laptop and be able to transmit and receive over those networks. Or I could use a SIP service and be able to call and send SMS messages to the standard phone network without touching 2G/3G/4G networks personally. the 2G/3G/4G networks are little more than long-range WiFi networks that are slow as hell and companies overcharge you for. I know if you're in a rural area sometimes that's all you've got, but other than that I don't see the appeal.