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dannyman wrote:
> 
> On Tue, Mar 31, 1998 at 04:10:22PM -0500, Open Systems Networking wrote:
> >
> > Just curious if there is going to be a FreeBSD/Netscape group :)
> >
> > Is there a group effort here to trim this baby, un-bloat it, debug it, for
> > FreeBSD somewhere? Or is it an everyman for himself kinda thing?
> > I know that mozilla.org has the bluesky project and whatnot, but all im
> > really interested in is a FreeBSD centered effort. I see some really cool
> > things happening now that we have the source. Cool for me being just
> > having the daemon replace the N as the icon in the top right corner :)
> 
> I want that little daemon to be stabbing ballons that say "MS" on them
> while I'm downloading web pages!
> 
> Of course, it should be user-configurable just what that daemon is doing.
> I might get esoteric and link it to my QuickCam.  Whee!

Caught my attention the QuickCam.  I thought it wasn't supported by
FreeBSD
anymore.  I want to integrate a very simple (Inexpensive:-) video
conferencing
system on our office lan.  Would that be a good solution or does someone
have 
something better?  I would be nice for it to work with reduced quality
on a
ppp modem connection for our telecommuting folks.

Thanks

ed

P.D.  Would this question be better in Multimedia?

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