This is just a quick blog post to make everyone aware that Asterisk 18.20.0, 20.5.0, and the first release of 21 – 21.0.0 are now
From Gerrit to Github This was a year full of big changes for Asterisk, the development team, and the community. One of these changes was
In my previous blog post I mentioned I was doing a webinar entitled “The Evolution of Asterisk”. This has now been done and as I’ve
It’s hard to believe that Asterisk has been around for over 25 years, but that time has arrived. The Asterisk we know today is not
The Asterisk 21 branch has been created! This is the first step in the process to seeing the first release candidate created followed by the
For the longest period of time the Asterisk project didn’t accept feature or improvement requests. They could be discussed in various places, such as the
As we merge in a number of positive CommUnity UCaaS submissions, it is a good reminder of the challenges associated with private forks and forks
Overview Everyone knows that PJSIP is the channel driver of choice for Asterisk nowadays. It’s a powerful driver, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t more
Greetings Everyone! The time is upon us for the first release candidate of Asterisk 20[1], the next long term supported release! The first step in
A trend I’ve seen lately is individuals installing newer Linux distributions but using older versions of Asterisk. I thought I would do a quick blog
