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Current developments and roadmap

Despite it's been a long time no new release was published, linphone's development is still running, with some new features and enhancement to come soon...


Linphone-2.0.0 is out

After months of development, linphone-2.0.0 is finally out. It is a major since linphone upgraded its SIP stack to eXosip2, bringing lots of improvements, new features, and increased interoperability.

It finally also solves the compilation issues with libosip-2.2.x series, and the recurrent warnings concerning the use of deprecated functions of ffmpeg.


Easy start of linphone on windows

This article explains how to pack linphone together with its config file inside a auto-expand file so that you can share it with friends that aren't familiar with IP telephony, proxies and so on.

An interesting use-case is to have it on a USB key you bring with you to use in an internet cafe.


Antisip & Belledonne Communications partnership for commercial support

Antisip and Belledonne Communications (company created by the author of linphone) had and have today a strong partnership in the development of mediastreamer2, the multimedia streaming engine of linphone.


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