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CVoiceSocket

C voice socket to work on the same LAN

Installation

One liner :

curl -o PKGBUILD https://git.greensky.tf/Greensky/c-voicesocket/raw/branch/main/PKGBUILD && makepkg -siCc

After the process, you will have the cvoice-socket executable, it is the client, and cvoice-scksrv, it is the server

You need to install it from source. Follow these steps in the terminal :

Install git, gcc and make ( for instance : apt install git gcc make )
git clone https://git.greensky.tf/Greensky/c-voicesocket && cd c-voicesocket
make cleanclient will compile the client (the program used to connect to the remote server)
make cleanserver will compile the server

It outputs at bin/main.uwu. Move it anywhere you like, preferably somewhere in the $PATH, for instance :

mv bin/main.uwu ~/bin/cvoicesocket

Then, see usage

For the PKGBUILD, it builds and create the man page : run man cvoice-socket

For the other methods, you can get it by running : cp docs/cvoice-socket /usr/share/man/man1/cvoice-socket.1

Once you have the executable, see cvoice-socket --help for help.

You need a server, so on a computer compile the server