openSpeak is a VoIP tool similar to Mumble or TeamSpeak consisting of a simple Client-/Serverarchitecture. It uses Speex as the codec to encode speech.
This is a rewrite of the original openSpeak codebase done to clean up the codebase,
This codebase is nowhere near the state of the older one. There is no real usability and the client and server executables are basically just tests of the underlying libraries.
To build openSpeak you currently only need Boost >= 1.39 apart from a C++ compiler and autoconf/automake/... or cmake.
Use ./autogen.sh to create and run the configure script. Any options you would
normally supply to the configure script can be supplied to the autogen.sh script.
A simple make compiles openSpeak after that and make install puts
everything into your prefix.
See cmake --help for available generators. If you just want to generate standard makefiles use cmake ., otherwise use cmake -G <generator> ..
Load the created files with your IDE or use make to compile openSpeak.
Using Makefiles, make install installs everything.
openSpeak is released under the terms of the GPL and is Copyright (c) 2006-2009 The openSpeak Team.