More hardening of the sandboxes and managed to setup the various common video conference web apps in the work sandbox.
A long time ago, it’s not east to install audio and camera device in Linux and even back then Second Life’s Firestorm viewer runs without voice. Doesn’t mean there is no way but there is a lot of trial and errors, file tinkering here and there, and constant search through the forums.
These days I was surprised to have voice working like magic in Linux right after install and it seamlessly integrates with WebRTC voice engine. Not sure if Firestorm for Linux was shipped with WebRTC voice engine or it’s already availble in AntiX 26 Linux distro.
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