Mumble pc download

We are working on it, but for the time being the macOS download will still refer to version 1. For the individual files and for a zipped sources file see the 1. Instructions on verifying GPG signatures of Mumble downloads can be found in the linked document.

Your distribution probably provides official packages for Mumble. Please refer to your OS packages. Ubuntu provides their own packages. But we also provide a PPA Personal Package Archive which you can add to use more recent stable or development snapshot versions. We do not currently provide an official Android client. However, you can use one of the third party clients that we do not develop or support ourselves.

Development snapshots contain unreleased features and changes that will eventually be available in the next stable release. Please report any problems you encounter on our issue tracker. The most recent snapshot version is actually the first release candidate for Mumble 1.

Note that we are currently not able to provide static server binaries for Linux nor are we able to provide a snapshot PPA for Linux just yet. Our Mumble project source code is hosted on GitHub as mumble.

Quite some time has passed since our last snapshot back in May of this year. Since then we have worked hard to polish things up further and are therefore now able to present to you the first release candidate RC of Mumble 1. You can download the new version from our Downloads page. Mumble was the first VoIP application to establish true low latency voice communication over a decade ago. But low latency and gaming are not the only use cases it shines in.

Administrators appreciate Mumble for being able to self host and have control over data security and privacy. Some make use of the extensive permission system for complex scenarios for example separating two groups but leaders being able to talk to both.

Some love to provide their users with additional functionality with scripts making use of server APIs, or host music bots and the like that connect to the server. Those that have an existing user database often make use of authenticators to allow authenticating with existing account login data. Different user groups are interested in different capabilities and so we describe some of the features specific to each kind of user.