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miniSIPPhone for Linux (Debian/Ubuntu)

miniSIPPhone for Linux (Debian/Ubuntu)

Finally, miniSIPPhone is upgraded to V10. The most important thing is that it can support Linux system now. Of course, the distro must be Debian or Ubuntu. As same as miniSIPServer, Debian must be V10 (Buster) or higher versions, and Ubuntu must be V18.04 (Bionic Beaver) or higher versions.

Both X86_64 (amd64) and ARM64 (AArch64) are supported.

It is quite easy to run SIP phone on Linux system now. Please visit our website to download the latest version:

For example, you download “msp_v10_amd64.deb” and install it with following command:

sudo dpkg --install msp_v10_amd64.deb

Then you can click the linker to run miniSIPPhone:

If you want to uninstall miniSIPPhone, you can run following command directly to remove it:

sudo apt remove minisipphone
ARM64 and some modification

ARM64 and some modification

As we know, miniSIPServer has some versions for Raspberry Pi and they are all for armhf architecture. Recently, more and more customers ask us for miniSIPServer versions for ARM systems. Most are arm64 architecture, and the customers want to run miniSIPServer on ARM servers or cards.

So we change the specific miniSIPServer version for Pi to the common miniSIPServer version for ARM64. Of course, raspberry pi can support arm64 architecture too, so this modification can cover most ARM scenarios and devices, including Pi.

In another way, most customers want to run miniSIPServer command line version on their ARM servers or systems. That means it is unnecessary for them to have a GUI interface, and they only need ‘minisipserver-cli’. By default, miniSIPServer requires ‘qtbase5-dev’ package to provide GUI. In this scenario, the ‘qtbase5-dev’ package will not be necessary, so we move this package from ‘Depends’ section to ‘Suggests’ section of miniSIPServer’s deb-control.

If you want to run miniSIPServer with GUI, you can still install the libraries with the following command:

sudo apt install gcc g++ qtbase5-dev

If you only need a command line version, you can install the libraries without qtbase5-dev, like following:

sudo apt install gcc g++