Hope it's public code if it's paid with public money! Replacing it with proprietary software would be leaving one abusive relationship straight into another.
this post was submitted on 26 Jan 2026
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It is. Currently their code is published under an Apache 2.0 license. There's links to it on the website, but the whole suite is on Github. It would be nice to see them migrate that codebase elsewhere down the line though
Ouch. More to follow, so stay tuned.
Can't they invest in standardized SIP solutions? Linphone is already French.
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sounds like something they buried 20 years ago. next msbob bobot
No mention of Capgemini on the announcement, there's a chance this will actually ship!
Note, as far as I can tell from thos announcement, this does not cover all French public officials. There are 3 groups of them, state, local and health. This is specifically about state administration.
Local administrations could follow national recommendations, but it would ultimately be in the hands of locally elected representatives.
Well sure they don't have to, but this makes it much easier to adopt.