Is there a way for linux to display caller id?
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After switching to linux, one thing i miss is something called phonetray, which displayed caller ID to my screen. I wondered if there is a way for Linux to do something similar.
I found a blog discussing NCID and call blocking here.
Is there a way to use NCID and have the caller ID display for a brief time on screen?
modem telephony
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After switching to linux, one thing i miss is something called phonetray, which displayed caller ID to my screen. I wondered if there is a way for Linux to do something similar.
I found a blog discussing NCID and call blocking here.
Is there a way to use NCID and have the caller ID display for a brief time on screen?
modem telephony
edited Jan 9 at 0:55
Mutantoe
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asked Jan 8 at 20:37
ticotexasticotexas
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After switching to linux, one thing i miss is something called phonetray, which displayed caller ID to my screen. I wondered if there is a way for Linux to do something similar.
I found a blog discussing NCID and call blocking here.
Is there a way to use NCID and have the caller ID display for a brief time on screen?
modem telephony
edited Jan 9 at 0:55
Mutantoe
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asked Jan 8 at 20:37
ticotexasticotexas
183
After switching to linux, one thing i miss is something called phonetray, which displayed caller ID to my screen. I wondered if there is a way for Linux to do something similar.
I found a blog discussing NCID and call blocking here.
Is there a way to use NCID and have the caller ID display for a brief time on screen?
modem telephony
modem telephony
edited Jan 9 at 0:55
Mutantoe
1317
asked Jan 8 at 20:37
ticotexasticotexas
183
edited Jan 9 at 0:55
Mutantoe
1317
asked Jan 8 at 20:37
ticotexasticotexas
183
edited Jan 9 at 0:55
Mutantoe
1317
edited Jan 9 at 0:55
Mutantoe
1317
edited Jan 9 at 0:55
Mutantoe
1317
1317
asked Jan 8 at 20:37
ticotexasticotexas
183
asked Jan 8 at 20:37
ticotexasticotexas
183
asked Jan 8 at 20:37
ticotexasticotexas
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Yes.
linux-caller-id listens to what's coming from a modem on the landline receiving the call. It requires the installation of libQtCore4 and libQtGui4, a la sudo apt-get install libQtCore4 libQtGui4 before it can be added to your system.
If you are receiving calls on a cellphone, you can add Pushbullet to numerous browsers (Chrome, Chromium, Firefox, and Opera) to get an onscreen pop-up with the caller ID data. And, if you have an Android phone, you can add an app on it to block identified spammeristas, which has worked well for me.
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linux-caller-id listens to what's coming from a modem on the landline receiving the call. It requires the installation of libQtCore4 and libQtGui4, a la sudo apt-get install libQtCore4 libQtGui4 before it can be added to your system.
If you are receiving calls on a cellphone, you can add Pushbullet to numerous browsers (Chrome, Chromium, Firefox, and Opera) to get an onscreen pop-up with the caller ID data. And, if you have an Android phone, you can add an app on it to block identified spammeristas, which has worked well for me.
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Yes.
linux-caller-id listens to what's coming from a modem on the landline receiving the call. It requires the installation of libQtCore4 and libQtGui4, a la sudo apt-get install libQtCore4 libQtGui4 before it can be added to your system.
If you are receiving calls on a cellphone, you can add Pushbullet to numerous browsers (Chrome, Chromium, Firefox, and Opera) to get an onscreen pop-up with the caller ID data. And, if you have an Android phone, you can add an app on it to block identified spammeristas, which has worked well for me.
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Yes.
linux-caller-id listens to what's coming from a modem on the landline receiving the call. It requires the installation of libQtCore4 and libQtGui4, a la sudo apt-get install libQtCore4 libQtGui4 before it can be added to your system.
If you are receiving calls on a cellphone, you can add Pushbullet to numerous browsers (Chrome, Chromium, Firefox, and Opera) to get an onscreen pop-up with the caller ID data. And, if you have an Android phone, you can add an app on it to block identified spammeristas, which has worked well for me.
answered Jan 8 at 21:08
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Yes.
linux-caller-id listens to what's coming from a modem on the landline receiving the call. It requires the installation of libQtCore4 and libQtGui4, a la sudo apt-get install libQtCore4 libQtGui4 before it can be added to your system.
If you are receiving calls on a cellphone, you can add Pushbullet to numerous browsers (Chrome, Chromium, Firefox, and Opera) to get an onscreen pop-up with the caller ID data. And, if you have an Android phone, you can add an app on it to block identified spammeristas, which has worked well for me.
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