Particularly noteworthy is the capability to have different currencies for the accounts - when doing transactions you simply give the valid exchange rate as one parameter. Current problems include the not so complete internationalisation and the lack of some plug-ins that are already planned. Now I will leave the area of general interest and go to some rather unusual projects. First of all Bayonne allows things like voice-mailboxes because it is completely scriptable. But this can of course also be used to create messaging-systems.
Possible uses are manifold.
This makes it usable for applications with high throughput or many connections. David Sugar has been supported by David Rowe, who wrote the Voicetronix support. But there is still a lot of work to be done and he welcomes any help. As this is one of the areas that has been controlled by proprietary software, I consider it a very good and important step. The practical value of the next part will be limited for most readers, but it should be interesting nonetheless.