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Title: Skype[Solved]
Post by: petrherynk on 2012/12/14, 10:13:11
I have siduction 2012.12 x-64. I tried to install Skype according to this forum. Without success.
Title: RE: Skype
Post by: Jörg on 2012/12/14, 11:07:03
Hello Petr,

"deb http://download.skype.com/linux/repos/debian/ stable non-free" does not work any langer. Try an open-source alternative like ekiga, linphone, etc.

Greetings,
Jorg
Title: Skype[Solved]
Post by: towo on 2012/12/14, 11:21:24
QuoteWithout success.
Such posts are useless as hell!
Without any relevant info, there is no help posible.
A little hint: skype needs multiarch enabled.
Title: Skype[Solved]
Post by: absolut on 2012/12/19, 14:09:00
to be able to mark this thread as solved:

--> http://wiki.debian.org/skype
Title: Skype[Solved]
Post by: turtaf on 2012/12/19, 15:34:49
With multiarch, I installed the deb downloaded from the official site and it works
Title: Skype[Solved]
Post by: petrherynk on 2012/12/19, 20:33:24
I don't know how.
Title: Skype[Solved]
Post by: dibl on 2012/12/19, 21:02:35
From the link that absolut posted above:

"First, you will have to enable Multi-Arch:"

# dpkg --add-architecture i386
# apt-get update


"Then, download the i386 package as above and install:"

# wget -O skype-install.deb http://www.skype.com/go/getskype-linux-deb
# dpkg -i skype-install.deb


"If you then proceed with

# apt-get -f install

quite a few i386 packages will be installed.

Sound Problem

If you have sound problems you may be missing libpulse. You can install it with:"

# apt-get install libpulse0:i386
Title: Skype[Solved]
Post by: turtaf on 2012/12/19, 23:53:17
thks dibl for giving the proper explanation,

that's how I did it, without the final sound solution.

cheers!
Title: Skype[Solved]
Post by: petrherynk on 2012/12/20, 17:25:01
I thanked to Dibi, once more