jitsi
About jitsi
Jitsi Desktop is a free open-source communication application supporting audio, video, and text chat. It works with multiple protocols including SIP, XMPP/Jabber, and IRC.
This project is distinct from Jitsi Meet, which is a separate video conferencing solution. Jitsi Desktop is no longer under active development but receives community-driven updates and bug fixes.
Key features
- Supports audio and video calls
- Compatible with SIP, XMPP/Jabber, and IRC protocols
- Includes chat functionality
- Available for Windows, macOS, and Debian/Ubuntu
Download Jitsi-2.8
Nov 8, 2020Frequently asked questions
- Is jitsi free?
- Yes. jitsi is free and open-source software, distributed under the Apache-2.0 license.
- Which platforms does jitsi support?
- jitsi provides downloads for Windows.
- What is the latest version of jitsi?
- The latest version is Jitsi-2.8, released on Oct 1, 2017.
- What is the difference between Jitsi Desktop and Jitsi Meet?
- Jitsi Desktop is a standalone communication client for SIP, XMPP, and IRC, while Jitsi Meet is a web-based video conferencing solution.
- How can I install Jitsi Desktop?
- Pre-built installers are available for Windows and macOS via GitHub releases. Debian/Ubuntu users can use the provided APT repository.
- Is Jitsi Desktop still being developed?
- The project is not actively developed but relies on community contributions for improvements and bug fixes.
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