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?










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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?










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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?










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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?







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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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            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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                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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