<farkuhar>
ppetrov^: thanks for maintaining a port of zoom-linux. I just attended a Zoom meeting using your port, and it worked flawlessly.
<ppetrov^>
thanks
<ppetrov^>
you may wish to update to the latest
<ppetrov^>
i am not using CRUX at the moment, so sha256sum is probably outdated
<farkuhar>
my recent attempts to join Zoom meetings from inside a web browser always resulted in garbled transmission of the webcam picture, as if I was missing a video codec. I never had that issue until upgrading to an HD webcam, though; with my lower-res webcam the image was transmitted just fine.
<ppetrov^>
well, glad the non-web version works
<SiFuh>
farkuhar: I used the web version once. I tried it on OpenBSD and to get Zoom working through the webbrowser I had to change the user-agent to something stupid
<SiFuh>
Needed to do the same to use Skype Web version as well.
<SiFuh>
In the end I thought screw this. I will just buy a phone instead. :-P
<SiFuh>
Since I no longer use both, the phone has been convereted into a super GPS for my truck ;-)
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<disapper3nce>
does anyone use a different init (no sys v). And what RC scripts do you use if you replaced your init
<ukky>
disapper3nce: I am using runit instead of sysvinit on CRUX. Not using SysV init scripts, made my own.
<disapper3nce>
ukky: thanks, I will look into it, I am planning on replacing sys v with sinit or busybox, and planning on writing my own rc scripts
<ukky>
disapper3nce: if you decide to use runit from busybox, then take a look how KISS Linux implemented it, as an example.
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<farkuhar>
ppetrov^: I forgot to mention it, but to get Zoom working I needed to install at least one of these ports that were not picked up by dependency resolution using your Pkgfile http://sprunge.us/zPvkfB . That's the rough output of comm -13 <(prt-get quickdep zoom-linux | tr ' ' '\n' | sort) <(ls -t /usr/pkgmk/packages | head -n 38 | sed 's/\#.*//' | sort)
<farkuhar>
Maybe the latest binary package now has some additional dependencies, which weren't needed when you last checked your zoom-linux port.