What is 39 Peers FOR MAC?

39 Peers

39 Peers is a cool, free, and open-source software for Internet calling. It uses something called Session Initiation Protocol (P2P-SIP) and is written in Python. So, if you're looking to make calls over the internet without breaking the bank, this might be your go-to!

Why Choose Peer-to-Peer Systems?

The great thing about peer-to-peer systems like 39 Peers is that they are super scalable and tough against failures. Since there’s no main server controlling everything, the network can handle itself pretty well. This means you can chat or call without worrying about a single point of failure.

How Internet Telephony Works

This software lets users find and talk to each other directly without needing expensive services or middlemen. So whether you want to catch up with friends or work on projects, 39 Peers has got you covered!

A Tool for Developers and Researchers

The whole idea behind 39 Peers is to create an open-source network perfect for real-time communication based on open standards. It's especially designed for student developers and researchers who want to play around with new concepts.

Supported Protocols

39 Peers supports important protocols like IETF SIP and RTP, which are key for making those calls smooth.

Installation Instructions

If you're wondering how to get started with 39 Peers, detailed instructions on installing it on your Mac can be found HERE.

Cross-Platform Compatibility

The best part? 39 Peers works across different systems! Whether you’re using Mac OS X, Windows, or Linux, you can enjoy its features anywhere.

How Download Works

Go to the Softpas website, press the 'Downloads' button, and pick the app you want to download and install—easy and fast!