On Tuesday, 26 April 2016 19:13:19 BST Keith Edmunds wrote:
> If you want to run Skype, run Windows. If you want a VoIP solution, there
> are many to choose from.
That's a bit extreme. I have no wish to run Windows, but I do need a VOIP
Client that I can use to contact my relations, particularly my mother who is
deaf and needs to lip-read.
Since none of my family run Linux, and they all use Skype, I would like to be
able to use it too. I must admit that when Microsoft introduced Skype for
Linux, I was puzzled as to their motives, but was glad that they had. Now
that they have decided to stop supporting it (they never did much anyway), I
can't say I'm surprised.
It doesn't stop me trying to get them to keep it.
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