Re: [orca-list] sonar manjaro

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On 05/16/2014 04:47 PM, B. Henry wrote:
> This is not really the place for distro specific/non-orca questions. Perhaps someone can write you off list 
> with specific 
> help, but if you use google or similar you can find outif there are any specific skype packages or issues 
> for manjaro. As 
> manjaro is an arch dirivative however I assume you can use most any arch package, and there are a number of 
> versions of 
> skype available. I've never gotten the skype interface to talk to Orca however on my 64bit arch system. I 
> have the 
> required qt packages, but no go. This is not so important to me as I already had a working skype 
> installation on Vinux, 
> and copied my ~/.skype directory over to arch. This means my user information and configuration were ready 
> to go. Other 
> wise I'd hae needed sighted help to enter this data on first start. 
> There are skype helper aps that make doing most skype tasks doable under Linux doable with out actually 
> directly using the 
> skype interface. I reccommend skcmd available from github as well as the skype for pidgin plugin. There's 
> also a package 
> called clisk. 
> Pidgin, the skype plugin for it and skype itself are available in standard arch interfaces, and if you 
> enable the multilib 
> repo in your pacman.conf file you can install the standard, and probably best for you and most users skype 
> package found 
> there. Other alt builds will likely be problematic, and much harder, especially as a new Linux user. 
> So once the repo is enabled, you can install like any other standard package from the commandline, i.e. 
> pacman -S skype
> run as root.
>
> Don't forget to update before doing this, especially if you've not had the multilib repo enabled before.
> --
> B.H.
>  
>
> On Fri, May 16, 2014 at 10:31:40PM +0200, Pavel Vlček wrote:
> > Hi all,
> > I installed Manjaro on my laptop, because it has Czech language and Czech
> > keyboard. I have one question. I want to install skype to my Manjaro
> > installation. Can I do it with terminal?
> > ¨thank you,
> > Pavel
> >
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