Third Time’s the Charm! The ultimate (free) Asterisk PBX for your Windows Desktop just keeps getting better. Version 3 of nv-trixbox adds the latest patches to Asterisk and the latest freePBX build in addition to the usual Nerd Vittles application smorgasbord. Enjoy!
The ultimate (free) Asterisk PBX for your Windows Desktop just got a facelift. Version 2 of nv-trixbox adds the latest builds of Asterisk and freePBX in addition to the usual Nerd Vittles application smorgasbord.
Today we put our money where our mouth was an introduce a plug-and-play Asterisk system for Windows. Download the preconfigured (free) TrixBox system, install (free) softphones, sign up with two Internet telephony service providers (Total Cost: $12.50 for 3 months), and you’re done. In less than 30 minutes, you’ll be taking calls without knowing anything about Linux or Asterisk. Here’s how …
Whether it’s a quick weather update or a seven-day forecast, you’ll now be able to listen to it from any touchtone phone by dialing 611 and then a three-digit airport code for any of 1,000 cities you’re interested in. All you’ll need is a free Asterisk@Home or TrixBox server, the free Flite speech synthesis engine, our free MySQL database of airport codes and cities in the United States, and, of course, version 2 of our free Asterisk text-to-speech weather application. Here’s how …
Ever wanted a weather report from your phone for any city in the U.S. with the touch of three buttons? You’re 15 minutes away. Here’s how …
Ever wished you could make unlimited nationwide cell phone calls using a $40 a month plan? With Sprint’s new offering and a free Asterisk@Home PBX, you finally can. Here’s how …
Today’s episode shows you HOW TO build your own Planet just like our new PlanetMac.org, PlanetGadget.org, and PlanetDaily.org (with apologies to Superman). Add one Tiger, one Python, a feed parser, a templating engine, and a domain. Mix and serve. And, presto! Your very own new Planet is born.
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