Question:
I've downloaded fedora skype for linux and it doesn't work?
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2010-04-20 11:00:55 UTC
I followed instructions from the linux forum, and it all downloaded as it stated it should. it said to open skype all you have to do is alt + f2 and type in "skype" in the box and hit enter. but after this nothing happens. the box disappears and skype doesn't open. can anyone help me fix this?
Five answers:
Linux Mint 11
2010-04-21 13:38:44 UTC
How to Install Skype in Fedora 12

http://shibuvarkala.blogspot.com/2009/11/how-to-install-skype-in-fedora-12.html



LUg.
2014-08-17 12:47:36 UTC
This is a safe link where you can download winrar for free here http://bit.ly/1v2nWkq



You can use winrar to unzip zip files (or to open compressed folder). 7zip or winzip are other softwares you can use for the same purpose but winrar is by far the best one. All these programs work in a very similar way: you just have to right click the file to zip or unzip any folders or files.



If you don't want a trial version don't worry. The trial period of winrar never ends so you can use it for free with no limitations.



With WINRAR you will be able to open all the type of compressed folder like file .zip, .rar, .7z, .7zip .iso, .tar, .jar etc... that's the main reason why I recommend it.
Lewis Daynes Computer Dude
2010-04-20 11:21:09 UTC
Look some people are just not able to understand the complexity of linux it is a very complicated OS I myself am very good with it i have re-written a linux base-code but thats me. i suggest you get windows cause trust me if you want to install programs in linux you need to know the bash commands and how to unpack the files such as a tar.gz file i suggest you obtain a copy and use windows



2010-04-20 11:03:09 UTC
Did you unpack the .rpm file you downloaded from skype?



You have to do that first...
Abrar Alam
2010-04-20 11:11:04 UTC
first u check all dependencies package ...

install all dependecy package better to install make repository and then insall.


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