Is this still doable? When I run the command "sudo apt install mumble-server", it says "Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree... Done Reading state information... Done E: Unable to locate package mumble-server"
Is there any easier method I'm just trying to use mumble as a secondary VoIP communication platform for gaming. For example I have 2 teams in different voice channels on a VoIP app like Discord, and then they communicate between teams using mumble.
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Is this still doable? When I run the command "sudo apt install mumble-server", it says
"Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree... Done
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package mumble-server"
maybe they changed the packages name
Should i get Mumble-webserver for using Let'sencrypt?
You don't need letsencrypt unless you want a verified certificate
Is there any easier method I'm just trying to use mumble as a secondary VoIP communication platform for gaming. For example I have 2 teams in different voice channels on a VoIP app like Discord, and then they communicate between teams using mumble.
there is a mumble library you can use which can bridge the audio between
Get rid of Discord.