Linux / Novell Moonlight and Switchboard
Linux / Novell Moonlight and Switchboard
Must I run Winblows to access the switchboard portal?
Moonlight 2.3.0.1 on Mint 9 does not seem to ever load the portal. Is it broken?
Why make such a Microshaft dependent interface?
Moonlight 2.3.0.1 on Mint 9 does not seem to ever load the portal. Is it broken?
Why make such a Microshaft dependent interface?
Re: Linux / Novell Moonlight and Switchboard
Doubt it will work on moonlight/linux. The sipsorcery SIP tack is written for .Net (C#) and by building the switchboard as a Silverlight application it means the same .Net SIP stack can be utilised.
Re: Linux / Novell Moonlight and Switchboard
I see that most go any way the winblows huh?
Re: Linux / Novell Moonlight and Switchboard
Any update to this? What ended up happening? Let me know.Aaron wrote:Doubt it will work on moonlight/linux. The sipsorcery SIP tack is written for .Net (C#) and by building the switchboard as a Silverlight application it means the same .Net SIP stack can be utilised.
Thanks,
-Jim
Last edited by jimm1909 on Tue Feb 24, 2015 3:45 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Re: Linux / Novell Moonlight and Switchboard
I did get an automated email update a while ago about a bug that was preventing the main SIPSorcery Silverlight client from working on Moonlight getting fixed. I suspect if it works the Switchboard client will also work.
Re: Linux / Novell Moonlight and Switchboard
I too had the same issue with loading switchboard portal in Mint 9 with Moonlight 2.3.0.1; I just updated the moonlight to version 4 which helped me solve this issue. So, I suggest you should also try this step. Best of luck!
Re: Linux / Novell Moonlight and Switchboard
Just throwing my hat in too, I'm a linux user who would love a non-silverlight switchboard alternative. HTML5 perhaps?
Re: Linux / Novell Moonlight and Switchboard
A HTML5 switchboard would definitely be nice to have. However the Swtichboard doesn't get much use and certainly nowhere near enough to justify porting it from C# to Javascript.