Get an overview of the current and upcoming changes to @opensuse Leap 15.2 and 15.3 at our virtual summit on May 1 - https://bit.ly/2Km5sLe
@opensuse now has our own Jitsi instance - https://bit.ly/2Vb3aEU https://meet.opensuse.org/
Jitsi working on End-to-End Encryption - https://jitsi.org/news/e2ee/
😍 This is awesome! Also I think they are one of the only ones that will be able to pull off true e2ee. Because most others intercept audio / video and process on it. Where as jitsi operates as an SFU and selectively forwards streams based on the network conditions of individual clients.
If they needed to actually process the audio / video this would require the bridge to be trusted to decrypt the payloads. Super cool!
I am speaking of this: https://news.opensuse.org/2020/04/10/SUSE-proposes-synchronizing-code-streams-includes-SLE-binaries-for-openSUSE-Leap/ for the @opensuse community. Something to seriously consider.
I don't know enough about the SUSE recommendation for @opensuse Leap releases in the future but I, by and large, am in favor of simplifying the Leap releases and bringing them closer in line with SLE releases. Tumbleweed as the development platform and then a joint SLE/Leap release that pulls from Tumbleweed would, to me, seem to be really great.
@boblmartens the fact that it's proprietary was enough for me...
@boblmartens I think it’s far past the point of return when something has reached this level of adoption. Funnily enough we discussed the privacy issues in our last Zoom meeting and the majority were not concerned.