Sightspeed on Linux

You'll see from my blogs that we are fans of the SIP based Video conferencing / Chat program Sightspeed and were really pleased to see the relationship between Sightspeed and Dell is flourishing with their 'Sightspeed powered' Dell Video Chat program now being made available on Linux.   This is great news for the world of SIP as now people can delete their Skype program and have Video conversations with 4 people at the same time instead of 2 with Skype...

Go check out the Sightspeed press room here and we like this blog here from a Linux enthusiast
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