Hi, @Zblace! I made my first contribution to the Connectivity and Accessibility topic. I added the supported systems for Jitsi and BigBlueButton according to the official documentation. Should I add server requirements for production too? Thanks!

Hi @Andrerodriguex! Looks like a good start. Please move it into separate subpage and try to model a single table so that it is easier to compare apps and browser/OS software requirements. We might need to add other soon. Thanks for joining the WikiProject also :-)

hello, T320223 Document overview of minimum tech requirements for Jitsi and BigBlueButton - Task 1.1 , I am interested in this. can you please assign me? thank you.

In T320223#8303468, @Zblace wrote:

Hi @Andrerodriguex! Looks like a good start. Please move it into separate subpage and try to model a single table so that it is easier to compare apps and browser/OS software requirements. We might need to add other soon. Thanks for joining the WikiProject also :-)

Thank you for your feedback, @Zblace! Just made the changes you suggested and it does look a lot better, you can check out here. Tell me if there's a way I can improve it.

In T320223#8305263, @Andrerodriguex wrote:

In T320223#8303468, @Zblace wrote:

Hi @Andrerodriguex! Looks like a good start. Please move it into separate subpage and try to model a single table so that it is easier to compare apps and browser/OS software requirements. We might need to add other soon. Thanks for joining the WikiProject also :-)

Thank you for your feedback, @Zblace! Just made the changes you suggested and it does look a lot better, you can check out here. Tell me if there's a way I can improve it.

@Andrerodriguex I was already working on it.

@Sahitya_yadav_1 I'm sorry, I saw the changes he suggested me and just jumped right into it :( We can work together to improve the page, I'd love to see what you were making.

In T320223#8305436, @Andrerodriguex wrote:

@Sahitya_yadav_1 I'm sorry, I saw the changes he suggested me and just jumped right into it :( We can work together to improve the page, I'd love to see what you were making.

I was kinda doing the same things. you can not change the specs lol, thanks, we can work together.

hello,@Z. Blace https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/WikiProject_remote_event_participation#Connectivity_and_Accessibility, can you check, please?

@Sahitya_yadav_1 it is OK - good that you included hardware and listed browsers...but no references

I like a bit more what @Andrerodriguex did with references and that it is on separate page.

Just both do not list which versions of Operating systems and Browsers, just mobile OSes.

Anyway I am sure you can work on this together...but maybe not right now. You can both go do task 2.1 or 2.2 and then we return to collaborate on Task 1.1 with use of Etherpad for real time coordination and collaboration.

In T320223#8305545, @Zblace wrote:

@Sahitya_yadav_1 it is OK - good that you included hardware and listed browsers...but no references

I like a bit more what @Andrerodriguex did with references and that it is on separate page.

Just both do not list which versions of Operating systems and Browsers, just mobile OSes.

Anyway I am sure you can work on this together...but maybe not right now. You can both go do task 2.1 or 2.2 and then we return to collaborate on Task 1.1 with use of Etherpad for real-time coordination and collaboration.

hello sir, thank you for your feedback. I did not add versions of Operating systems and Browsers, because I thought we do not need them. most people use Windows 10. and most of the choromim-based updates automatically. and when talking about mac, they always have to update to a newer version of the operating system. what I am saying is, by default all the browsers and operating systems are compatible if they can use web browsers. we are running web apps on the browser, not in the operating system. I mentioned hardware because we need at least a double-core processor to run the browser smoothly. thank you

most people use Windows 10.

and most of the choromim-based updates automatically.

Such assumptions are wrong in many environments. Please avoid them. :)

@Andrerodriguex I was adding few more aspects maybe worth tracking here
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Talk:WikiProject_remote_event_participation/End_user_minimum_tech_requirements ...and invited few more folx to give us inputs.

@Jsamwrites you know much about software info on Wikidata. Could we try to use Wikidata to store essential info on minimum tech requirements + maybe (subjective or other inputs that what can not go there as extended narrative reviews) on Wikispore for TechReviews? https://wikispore.wmflabs.org/wiki/TechR_Spore
Asked also on https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata_talk:WikiProject_Informatics/FLOSS#technical_requirements_as_property?

@Zblace: Hi, the Due Date set for this open task passed a while ago.
Could you please either update or reset the Due Date (by clicking Edit Task), or set the status of this task to resolved in case this task is done? Thanks!

If this task requires no more work, please help change its status to resolved. If there is remaining work, moving any pending items to a new task and closing this would be ideal, as Outreachy Round 25 workboard would soon be archived now that the internship is over.