TeamSpeak was never “here” in the first place, it certainly had its niche among certain gaming communities, but it - never - had as much traction as Discord does today. I am sure a design refresh is going to lure some older gamers back, but I am unconvinced it’ll even make a dent in Discord usage.
If it has the power to kill discord, I’m all for it. But paying for servers? I don’t think that’s it, chief.
Mumble still exists and isn’t proprietary…
Voice only though, doesn’t really have chat rooms or streaming support.
Also, Matrix. And for voice/video … cat /dev/video0 | nc
I like Mumble, it’s a simple and effective alternative to TeamSpeak.
I still can’t make the server run on Linux for some reason, seems like everything network related (Zerotier, Xlink and Mumble server) that I use for gaming just doesn’t work for me on Linux.
It’s weird because Jellyfin worked without tinkering.But yeah, I feel like Mumble sounds better than Discord too.
Revolt looks promising. It’s a discord clone but open source, can self host too.
It’s rather a lot with 12 docker containers to run, I wonder what the resource usage is like.
I am a fan of self hosting, a year ago revolt was not quite ready to go yet. I might have another look
Is “so back” in the title supposed to be interpreted as a hip slang phrase?
It’s streets ahead!
Presumably
TeamSpeak never left for me. I’ve been running my own server for years now and a couple of friends and me still use it all the time.
Ye, they’ve been working on a not-discord for a while now
I wish Matrix video calls worked better so it could take over
Element call worked great for me for the last year, it lacks integration with clients, that’s the real problem.
any opinions on the various clients assuming linux laptop?
