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Old April 5th, 2010, 22:47
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Does anyone has up and running Skype?

Had no success with both:
net/skype12 - built, but can't log in
net/skype - port marked as broken.

Is there any chance to run linux build of skype?
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Skype 2 is running fine for me on 8, although I only use it for IM. I don't have a working mic so can't comment on the VOIP aspect.

From memory I can't remember how I installed it but I didn't do anything fancy. Most likely just built from ports.

Not sure if that helps!

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I have Skype running fine (chat and talk) on PC BSD 8 (which has FreeBSD 8 underneath) on Thinkpad T42.
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I have Skype running fine (chat and talk) on PC BSD 8 (which has FreeBSD 8 underneath) on Thinkpad T42.
Hi, how did you manage to get skype running.... I am stuck
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Old October 14th, 2010, 05:59
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Default How to install skype

kldload linux

copy http://kobyla.info/soft/distfiles/sk...72-oss.tar.bz2 to /usr/ports/distfiles

cd /usr/ports/skype

vi Makefile and comment out line number 28

make install clean

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This version after install I see empty contact lists, no balance (status says Online). It's only on mine or something known?
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