VoIP Application of the Year
 

A new category this year.

--jeremy

I use none of the above. I've been using Google+ for VOIP since it came out, and prefer it by far.

Please add qutecom:
http://trac.qutecom.org/

QuteCom has been added.

--jeremy

I voted for an application but +1 to Google+ as that is what I have been using lately as well.

Skype for me....!!!!

Mangler?
 

For me, Mangler (http://www.mangler.org/) was the only VoIPish application I used this year.

For me Jisti. I even made my own pet for it in my Puppy Installs. Even though it is not on the list.

Jisti and Mangler have been added.

--jeremy

Hi,

Skype all the way since we use it a lot at work.

Kind regards,

Eric

You misspelled 'Ji*ts*i'. Thanks for including both Linphone and Jitsi.

It would be nice if Jitsi worked, but it can't find my camera.

I voted for qutecom. I avoid skype, but sometimes / rarely use it.

Updated, thanks.

--jeremy

I use mumble/murmur, is in this category?

Mumble has been added.

--jeremy

Thanks jeremy.

And the winner is... itsy bitsy spider crawled up the water spout...

Wait..

istsy bitsy jitsi on kamailio is way more secure than Skype, and if you're the provider you won't have to bow down and subject your customers to unmentionable forms of deviant toture like Skype did when they provided the Chinese government with the secure skype chatlogs of their users!

same old skype

A little off topic: Ooma VoIP uses open source and it is a great service that is constantly improving and adding features.

I always use Skype. Mainly because my 80+ year old auntie knows how to use it and I can keep up with all the family gossip in Scotland!

SKype for me
 

hi

Skype is da best

Teamspeak?
 

Does teamspeak fit into this category? It lets several people talk to each other over IP :)

TeamSpeak has been added.

--jeremy

still Skype.

PhonerLite

More VoIP software to the list
 

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Please add:

P2P calls (literally IP to IP): IHU (I once made a call which was lasted for over 10 hours!)

Jingle/XMPP: Coccinella, Gajim, Psi, Psi+, PsiMedia (VoIP plugin for Psi)
* In the future Psi will use Farstream (formerly Farsight) just like Gajim.

SIP: SFLphone

All the Skype users are SELL OUTS (aaaawwwwaaaaaawwwawawa LETS START A FLAME WAR!!!) and now you are more SELL OUTS because it is now controlled by M$!!! :-P

SFLphone has been added (mainly to ensure it is included next year). It doesn't appear that IHU has had a new release since 2008.

--jeremy

Thanks!

Skype for sure.

I would like to say Ekiga for me since, it was ekiga on ubuntu that got me aware of SIP/VOIP and I have not looked back ever since.

Ekiga for me too :-)

We still vote for XMMS, don't we?

Jeremy, IHU works well and the beauty about its complete decentralized nature and fashion is that no one can know how many people really are using it.

For the next time, please add IHU and other VoIP applications like Gajim, Pidgin and Psi.
BTW, by seeing Pidgin on the list, more users will be aware of its VoIP capabilities with Jingle of XMPP.
There is nothing wrong by posting the same application in both IM and VoIP lists at the same time, with exception for Audio/Video which should be separated.

Tryum
I don't think it is good idea. If it has VoIP capabilities and user use it, some user will want vote it here(and so ask to add it into poll). Polls aimed to get people favourites, not to influence it. If nobody voted Pidgin as VoIP, it means it is not worth it. Adding to poll nobody known, and nobody used piece of software is looks like advertisement an so influences true picture. By the way, Asterisk is also very good "VoIP application", and I'm sure there are a number users here in LQ which use it, but it doesn't means it should be included here unconditionally :)

And don't forget to mention Shoretel
 

Don't forget to vote for Shoretel from Shoreline Communications as the most robust industrial grade Voip out there.