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If you use Archlinux based distro, you may find skype-legacy
package from AUR. I use it about nearly a year ago. Although I
don't know whether it still able to connect to skype server.
Best Regards
Edhoari Setiyoso
On 03/29/2018 08:23 AM, Abdullah wrote:
Is there any possibility to get an old package of
skype, or the package for skype classic?
On Tue, Mar 27, 2018 at 7:31 PM +0500,
"Edhoari Setiyoso" <edhoari s gmail com>
wrote:
Hi Abdullah,
The skype for linux package is based on Electron which is currently
inaccessible in Linux.
If you wish to use skype, you may access it with Firefox through
web.skype.com
Personally I use Google Chrome with Chrome Vox to access skype for web.
I enjoy the natural voice. The only downside in my laptop is that
running Chrome along with Firefox with multiple tabs consume lots of CPU
time therefore sometimes my laptop felt a bit unresponsive. But I'm
using old 5 years old laptop.
Hope that helps
Edhoari Setiyoso
On 03/27/2018 05:24 PM, abdullah zafar wrote:
> hello users. This is Abdullah zafar from islamabad pakistan, CEO Blind
> Help Project. I just joined this list and looking for great time over
> here.
>
> Yesterday, i tried the linux distro called accessible coconut on
> my PC. its my first native linux experience. I found that interface is
> really good and thought to use it as primary OS. But, when i install
> sype, it was completely unaccessible. Now, the question is, which
> specific edition of skype shoud i use on linux with orca? The social
> networks really matter to me, and I always use to use skype,
> facebook/twitter, mails, team talk etc. But at the first step, i fail
> to get in to skype. Any suggestion about it?
>
>
> thanks and regards,
>
>
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