If you don’t keep an eye on the regular activity via the FreePBX Timeline or other means you may not be aware of the immense activity that has been going on with FreePBX 2.6. (You mean you don’t have that bookmarked as your home page because you have real work to do?:-) FreePBX 2.6 Beta
We are super excited to announce immediate availability of the FreePBX v3 Developers Preview and invite you to get involved to help make this the best PBX application ever! We’ve taken FreePBX’s 5 years of experience plus tons of user feedback, and merged this with the TCAPI project (announced last year at ClueCon) and drawn on
Not only does FreePBX provide one of the most feature rich PBXs in the market, with a price that can’t be beat, it is has also been the key for thousands of businesses to escape the lock that traditional telephony providers have had on them for so many decades. With SIP phone service so readily
As some of the more observant have noticed, I’ve been doing [url=http://freepbx.org/trac/changeset/7725]some[/url] [url=http://freepbx.org/trac/changeset/7723]commits[/url] to FreePBX recently. Does that mean that I’m back? Well. Yes. Yes it does. For those that don’t know, back in the mists of time – almost [url=http://freepbx.org/news/2007-06-22/time-for-me-to-hand-over-the-reigns]two years ago[/url] – I discovered that I had run out of hours in the
Sometime early in 2006 I started building systems with AA@H. About the only inexpensive way to learn Asterisk was in the forums and blogs. It was in the Nervittles blog of Ward Mundy that I won entrance to the first Fonality trixbox® Open Communications Certification (FtOCC, pronounced “F-talk”) workshop, held in LA – March 2007.