Somehow I collect low-powered laptops, and it would be nice to video chat on them without teetering on the edge of my desktop being frozen while I do it. Unfortunately, aside from Zoom - which doesn’t have an ARM+Linux client - most of the video conferencing software I know of are WebRTC-based.
My question - can anyone suggest video conferencing software that is speedier than your average browser-based solution? I expect that whatever it is will require the other end to run the same software, and that’s ok.
For reference, Google Meet and Jitsi Meet are the two I’ve tried. I briefly tried Teams, but it was having none of it.
Thank you!
I don’t have a comparison against alternatives, but have you tried Jitsi Meet? it’s open source and the client app can run in a web browser. If your DE of choice can run firefox smoothly, a jitsi meet session might run just fine for you. There’s a free server you can test with at https://meet.jit.si/