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This example has been tested on 2011-12-28 on Ubuntu 11.10 32bit. Other distributions should work same or similar:
 
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== SUSE 11.2-12.1 ==
 
== SUSE 11.2-12.1 ==

Revision as of 10:06, 29 January 2012

Skype is a program to do video phone calls over the network.

Get it

To get Skype, find out your distribution and proceed accordingly

SUSE 11.2-12.1

This example has been tested on 2010-06-03 on SUSE Linux 11.2. Other distributions should work same or similar:

yast -i xorg-x11-libXv-32bit
bunzip2 Download/skype*
tar xvf Download/skype*.tar

Run it

  • run skype:
cd skype*
./skype

Configure it

You will now have to select "Options -> Sound Devices -> Make a test call" and experiment a bit with what Sound Card you use. "Make a test call" will explain everything to you.

Problems

Audio

See also