vat, is the corresponding audio tool that can be used hand-in-hand with
nv. It can also talk to CU-SeeMe relfectors.
There is no chat tool available, so you can not receive any of the AUX
information that is sent from a reflector. I was attempting to write a client,
but got nowhere since I had no technical specs except for the source code
to the 3.0 Cornell reflector which didn't do me a lot of good.
There should be various whiteboard utilities that can be used. Back about
5 years ago, I remember using a program called wscrawl which was a shared
drawing space. I think it was developed by HP and was in the public domain.
I think things should have advanced since then.
There are commercial products such as Sun's ShowMe (I think that's the name)
that allows application sharing and videoconferencing, but it costs $$$.
Please post to the listserv if you find out more info on a Unix client!
-tb
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