Announce: OpenPBX.org Project Launched
OpenPBX.org is pleased to announce a fork from the Asterisk software PBX. The OpenPBX.org software PBX builds on the solid foundation created by the developers of Asterisk.
The OpenPBX.org community plans to develop a robust offshoot from Asterisk building on its strengths, flexibility and user community. Some of the planned features include modular architecture, native support for Sangoma TDM cards, integrated faxing and eventually integrated messaging.
OpenPBX.org will be community driven and released under the GPL.
Developers:
The OpenPBX.org project needs your help. We need testers, scripters, 'C' coders and bug marshalls. Lines are forming now, operators are standing by.
If you enjoy programming challenges and Voice Over Internet Protocol OpenPBX.org is the project for you. Project code will be licensed under the GPL.
Visit us today on the bug tracker, or IRC irc.freenode.net #openpbx, or download the code and have a look around. We value your skills, time and contributions.
Initial release of OpenPBX.org is slated for October 10, 2005. for additional information visit www.openpbx.org
The OpenPBX.org community plans to develop a robust offshoot from Asterisk building on its strengths, flexibility and user community. Some of the planned features include modular architecture, native support for Sangoma TDM cards, integrated faxing and eventually integrated messaging.
OpenPBX.org will be community driven and released under the GPL.
Call for Developers
Developers:
The OpenPBX.org project needs your help. We need testers, scripters, 'C' coders and bug marshalls. Lines are forming now, operators are standing by.
If you enjoy programming challenges and Voice Over Internet Protocol OpenPBX.org is the project for you. Project code will be licensed under the GPL.
Visit us today on the bug tracker, or IRC irc.freenode.net #openpbx, or download the code and have a look around. We value your skills, time and contributions.
Initial release of OpenPBX.org is slated for October 10, 2005. for additional information visit www.openpbx.org