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As I mentioned in my last questions I have migrated into Ubuntu some days ago. Before I used Windows 7 and had a software for working with NGN. I used it to connect to Telephone Provider and make a call. Only thing I needed is to register in Telephone Provider and get username and password.
But as I am in Ubuntu I can't unfortunately use it. I tried to install and use it in Wine. It has been installed, but when I try make a call it crashes. The name of that software was View OpenEye.
Does anybody know analogue of this software under Ubuntu? I need it so much, so please help a poor linux beginner.
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From my telephone company the recommended me to install X-Lite application. But once installing it I am getting error ./xtensoftphone: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
. Does anybody have an idea what is wrong?
You need to provide some more context here. Do you use some sort of ISDN modem or a router to connect to your provider? – Benjamin Bannier – 2010-06-27T01:36:25.380
No, it is only application that using my internet connection connects to my Telephone provider. – Bakhtiyor – 2010-06-27T15:38:03.257