gnu bayonne

GNU Bayonne is a free telecommunications application server written primarily by David Sugar for the GNU project. It was started in 1998 under the project name "Adjunct Communications Server". It supports a wide range of computer telephony interface hardware and voice over IP implementations. Rather than being designed for a single specific application or a single hardware type, Bayonne was designed instead to be an application development platform that easily allows developers to script telephony applications and add support for new hardware devices.

External link

Bayonne page at the GNU project

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