WinTalk 0.5.1 tls — Linux x64
English · Polski: https://wintalk.eu/downloads/linux-readme.txt

INCLUDED
Group and private chat, microphone, camera, screen/window sharing, file
transfers, radio and the Poker and WT Worms game rooms. You can return to
WinTalk and reopen your game without leaving the table or match.
WinTalk Light is a separate edition with chat, microphone and camera only.

REQUIREMENTS AND STARTUP
Linux x86_64, glibc 2.39+ (Ubuntu 24.04+ / Debian 13+), an X11 or Wayland
desktop, and working PulseAudio/PipeWire audio. Qt libraries are included.
1. Extract the entire WinTalk folder. Keep all files and subfolders together.
2. Run wintalk.sh, or ./wintalk.sh in a terminal opened in that folder.
3. Sign in or use an invitation. Choose a channel and enable your mic/camera.
Before updating, quit WinTalk, including its tray icon. Extract the new
download into a new folder. Your settings are stored separately in
~/.config/WinTalk/WinTalk.conf. Run as your normal desktop user.

LOGIN AND STARTUP
Enable remembered login in Settings. Your desktop keyring must be available
and unlocked. Disable autostart before moving the program, then enable it
again from its new location. A working tray/AppIndicator is needed to keep
the window hidden; the window reappears if no tray is found.

SCREEN SHARING
Wayland sharing depends on your desktop's screen capture portal. X11 uses
the capture options supported by Qt. You can control a consenting Windows
participant's shared screen; remote control of a Linux desktop is not
supported in this build.

LIBRARIES AND LICENCES
Keep the licenses directory with the application. Qt 6.8 is dynamically
linked under LGPLv3. The shared FFmpeg 7.1.5 build has GPL and nonfree
components disabled. You may replace shared libraries with compatible
builds and debug modifications as permitted by their licences.
Corresponding library sources and build recipes:
https://wintalk.eu/downloads/linux-sources/0.5.1-tls/

Official downloads: https://wintalk.eu/