I have not found a single solution yet either.  But there are some
hodgepodge things you can do.  For example if you use Yugma
(www.yugma.com/ ) for screen sharing, Skype (www.skype.com/ ) for audio,
and Stickam for video (http://www.stickam.com/) you should be perfectly
cross platform with out too much fuss from the end users.

Either that or every one gets a new Mac; either way.

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From: plug-discuss-bounces@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us
[mailto:plug-discuss-bounces@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us] On Behalf Of
Charles Jones
Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2008 9:51 AM
To: plu >> Main PLUG discussion list
Subject: FOSS Multi-Party Videoconferencing Solutions?

I'm currently looking for a solution that will allow multi-party video 
conferencing.  Here are some preferred features:
* Ability to hold a video conference with more than 4 attendees
* Ability for multiple, seperate meetings with more than 4 attendees 
(probably max of ~15 people using system at once)
* Usual features like desktop/application sharing, whiteboard, text 
chat, VOIP
* Clients for Win, Mac, and Linux (most of the clients are Win32 but 
definitely a few mac and linux users)
* Easy to use for non-technical people (not VideoLAN)

I've found some solutions that work great, but would rather not use 
because of either a large monthly expense, or is Win32-only. If the 
solution requires a dedicated server on a big pipe, that is fine.

If you know of any FOSS solutions, or even one that costs money, please 
let me know.
-Charles

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