My laptop is at least that old and Jitsi is fine for me. Linux Mint OS, Firefox ...

mushufasa · on June 10, 2020

are you using it on the browser, or are you using the jitsi desktop version (which seems to be distinct and not cross-compatible)?

Are there settings you adjusted?

Are you just doing one-on-one meetings (that works fine for me too) or group calls of 3+ (which is what I need to do everyday where it immediately becomes unusable)?

I'm also using a linux distro based off ubuntu/debian.

drdeadringer · on June 11, 2020

> are you using it on the browser, or are you using the jitsi desktop version

I am using Jitsi in//on the browser [for me, Firefox].

I don't know if I have a preference as I have only "just started using" the past few months via being given a link I click on whilst I am on my laptop... so unfortunately I cannot speak about Jitsi via Desktop Version at this time.

> Are there settings you adjusted?

Besides simple sound volume off of my OS//headphones, I use whatever the default settings are.

> 1-1 meetings or 3+ group calls?

Group calls, each time would be roughly 5-12 people.

For other info just for giggles:

The laptop I do this on is connected wirelessly to my home wireless network, about 6 feet away from my wireless router; my wireless router may have multiple people using it at a given time since I share. I'm in US-California-Silicon_Valley on Comcast.

feanaro · on June 11, 2020

Jitsi Meet had some troubles in Firefox due to some WebRTC implementation differences. It is being worked on and the situation has improved, but I'm not sure whether all outstanding issues have been resolved. You could try Chromium and see if it gets any better.