For what it's worth, if you want a self hosted replacement for Zoom Galene has worked great for me, The server requirements are remarkably low, especially if you are like me and just need a personal video chat to a few people. I run it on an old apu-2 with openbsd(which is just about the worst combination and it still works great) As a bonus there is no client, that is, the client is just a web page so very low friction to get people to use it.

https://galene.org/

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RockstarSprain 14 hours ago | parent | next [-]

+1.

I am running a Galene instance via the YunoHost self-hosting package on a small dedicated server (2 cores, 4gb of RAM).

So far it’s much better than I expected, both in terms of latency and the overall video/audio quality. Feels better than Jitsi and even a FaceTime / WhatsApp call.

	▲	jech 14 hours ago \| parent [-]
		> So far [Galene is] much better than I expected, both in terms of latency and the overall video/audio quality Latency is better, since Galene uses an unordered buffer instead of a jitter buffer. Lipsynch should also be slightly better, as Galene carefully computes audio/video offsets and forwards the result to the receiver so it can compensate. Audio and video quality, on the other hand, should be roughly the same, unless Jitsi is doing something wrong.

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pengaru 12 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

What happened to Jitsi?

	▲	prmoustache 10 hours ago \| parent [-]
		It is still a thing. I used it 2 days ago actually.