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• Skype for Linux Alpha starts do not

  I installed Skype for Linux Alpha on Ubuntu 15.10. But it does not start. I also have Skype 4.3 for Ubuntu. I tried to reinstall the alpha version, but it does not start.

  [Edited by moderator to add the label "LinuxAlpha"]

  After the last update it works... Thank you

• It is even possible to securely download Skype for Linux?

  Download page redirects to HTTPS, http, there is no signatures or hashes that I can find, and of course Linux does not have Authenticode. Did I miss a secure way to download Skype for Linux, or there is no such thing?

  Found an answer: forget skype.com and install instead of the Canonical partner repository. I thought I tried that before and ended up with a version that didn't work at all, but it seems fine now.

• Two major problems with Skype for Linux Alpha

  First thing I'm getting constantly ignored, second is a UX improvement:

  1. disable automatic microphone levels. We not all use helmets, so when on speakers and microphone level increases because I am silent, microphonics begins!

  2. horodateurs in the chat, I can see the name of the day, but I want to at least, place the cursor on the message and see the exact hour and minute of a message

  Thank you and keep up the good work!

  Label "LinuxAlpha" of the wire.

  Thank you for your comments, Alojz.

  We are aware of these problems, then they should get fixed in one of the upcoming releases.

  Stay tuned

• Skype for business

  Anyone who uses Skype for business with Office 365 account of your company on Fedora, or any other version of Linux?

  I work in an environment Windows as a Sys Admin, but there are a few Red Hat servers I administer also. I'm starting to find it has more of a need for me to work in Fedora Red Hat Administration (using Fedora 22 in a virtual machine). If it was my preference, I remove completely 8.1 Windows on my laptop and just use Fedora 22 all the time but my company uses Skype for business quite frequently for instant messagaing web conferencing, screen sharing and it's what keeps me back to install Fedora 22 because I have yet to find the Skype for Linux Business Customer.

  For those of you interested, I just finished filling out an exhaustive search and found Wync. Found here (and Yes, it's a valid URL).

  Wync (http://tel.red/)

  I tried in my virtual machine to Fedora 22 and it seems to really work, screen sharing, video calling and all.

• Difficulty tΘlΘcharge CF 7 for linux

  Have tried to download CF 7 for linux (developer edition) for these days, I'll have no chance. If I use Firefox, it seems to be successful upload, but once it gets to 100% it then appears an error message (my apologies I don't have the exact wording - I really don't want to download the 280MB again to see :)))
  
  I also tried in IE, but IE stops responding when I choose the version in the drop-down list and press the download button.
  
  Does anyone else have this problem? Are there other ways to get the file, such as FTP?
  
  Thank you
  Andrew.

  In fact, I now have the answer - I tried to download in windows (because I didn't have X installed on my linux server).

  I suspect he would not have recognized the type of binary file or something?

  I have X installed on my server and have downloaded and successfully today...

• Vote here for linux Skype update

  Hey guys, I had this idea to post this message here so that Skype developers an idea on what's the Skype Linux community.

  Perhaps with this perception they will make an effort and get out an update.

  Linux Skype update now!
  
  vote with congratulations

  EDIT: title/message changed cases

  Skype is Skype.

  I agree that the interface must be the same for all systems except mobile phones for obvious reasons.

  The previous version of linux 2.2 beta of Skype was too old, that is why it seems compact.

  But good! Just go to options and change to 'Cat', you can unckeck the checkbox 'Use the default mode' to put it back to what the air before.

  Seems to work very well on my Fedora 17, tried by videoconference or office part yet.

  I hope this works, ' coz I need.

  This version already does support group video teleconference?

  Thanks guys, just continue with the updates for Linux also because we are many and now meets what just happened.

• Path of J2SE for SQL Developer

  I downloaded and installed SQL Developer 3.0 (JDK not included) for Linux under the guidance of the Oracle download page. The page advises that JDK 1.6.0_11 or higher must be installed.
  Java $-version responds:
  Java version "1.6.0_20.
  OpenJDK (IcedTea6 1.9.9) runtime environment (fedora - 54.1.9.9.fc14 - x86_64)
  OpenJDK 64-bit Server VM (build 19, 0 - b09, mixed mode)
  
  I already suitable JDK installed? And if so, how do I determine the full path?
  
  When I run the script/opt/sqldeveloper/sqldeveloper/bin/sqldevqloper for the first time, it prompts to enter the full path of an installation of J2SE. Am I being asked for a path to my JDK installation? I don't know what you must specify the path, and the use of SQL Developer guide is silent on how to identify this path. Or what I need to install something else until I get SQL Developer to work?
  
  My background is Oracle DBA, not Java, so I find all of these JDK/JRE/J2SE very confusing stuff. Can someone help with specific instructions on what I need to do to get this product to work?
  
  TIA,
  Jon

  type

  which java
  

  in a shell.

  Which should show the full path.

  I don't know if OpenJDK is supported. It may be better to download the JDK official Sun (oracle).

  Published by: Jim Smith on August 6, 2011 14:25

• Download Firefox for Linux without Adblock and other extensions

  I have a problem downloading of an adapted version of Firefox for Linux to run on a Knoppix Live DVD system, for use in the trial publishable extensions I developed under Windows. (This isn't a development question extension, however, just a problem downloading and the FF configuration properly).

  I was surprised as the current (FF40) and anterior (FF34) version for Linux come with 3 extensions installed permanently - NoScript, Adblock Plus and FoxyProxy Standard. They apparently cannot be uninstalled, even if they can be disabled.

  I read online in various forums that Adblock Plus is a hog memory and that she, in particular, as well as NoScript, may adversely affect the values with legitimate code on Web sites and extensions. I also read complaints from users who disable Adblock Plus does not remove all its effects.

  During my tests I had problems that I thought were the result of Adblock Plus, so I turned off and restart the browser. The situation is greatly improved, but there are still some problems that may or may not be related to the shortage of memory.

  The question is this: I want to download versions 'clean' FF for Linux without these extensions part 3 installed, for more conclusive tests, but have not found a way to do it.

  I'm also curious as to why these extensions are 'forced' on Linux users. (I hope that never happens on Windows, or I could become a less committed user of the FF).

  Firefox any version for Linux, Mac OSX and Windows www.mozilla.org or www.mozilla.org/firefox/all doesn't come with all Extensions.

  You already had these extensions installed in Firefox profile, you use with Firefox.

  All three of these Extensions are by a third author (s) and not by Mozilla.

• Sype for linux don't remember password

  Sype for linux do not remember password and each time when I loged in I have to type it again - any solution for this

  Hello

  Once you're connected, you can check the "Sign me up when Skype starts" option on the logging in screen.

  Hope that helps.

• Should what macbook I buy for ios development?

  I'm a software developer want to learn ios for this development, I want to buy a macbook. But I'm in great confusion what macbook should I buy, I was thinking of buying the Macbook Air 13 inch 2015 model with core i5-1.6 ghz, 4 GB of ram and 128 GB of storage. I would like to ask all ios developers there is this configuration will be good for me because I am with money for macbook pro, so please help me guys. Thank you

  I'm not a developer, but I know you're going to need a macbook pro. It's too slow a processor to do what you are wanting to do wayyyyyyyyyyyyy. 1.6 ghz is for normal tasks such as navigation. You certainly need to do a few upgrades to the Air of Macbook 13 inch if you are wanting to do the development. I suggest strongly a faster processor and at least 8 GB of RAM. You will want to get a Macbook you will have more work, because it will have a much shorter life if abuse you it, that is why I suggest the Pro. Have you checked the refurbished Macbook Pro? I think you could find one close to your price range! If this isn't the case, except a little bit of money, it is not too hard!

  Here is a link to the refurbished macbook pro (these go all the same tests as the new mac Cross and have the same guarantee)

  http://www.Apple.com/Shop/Browse/home/specialdeals/Mac/Macbook_pro/13

  There is one that I see for $1 099,00 with the 8 GB of RAM (you save $200 normal price), is only $100 more than the macbook air you're wanting. Totally worth buying the macbook pro and then

• Satellite L40 - 17r: need driver for DVD Rom for Linux Fedora Core 7

  I'm having a problem in instalation.
  When the installation program asks to select the location for the Viewer it is to say the cd - dvd package and is selected then he pass message to select the driver for this drive or select the disk given.

  I don't have the driver and I use Toshibe satellite L40 - 17r laptop computer I have to do.

  Everyone?

  The problem is that Toshiba doesn't support all the drivers for the Linux OS distributions and therefore you can't find on the page of Toshiba.

• LabVIEW for Linux

  Hello

  Where can I download LabVIEW for Linux? I'm not able to find the installation for 2015 files, but only the Windows and OSX version.

  Thank you!

  It can not.  You will have to reach out to your representative local of NOR to ask them a copy of the media.

• How to get the evaluation version of labview for linux mint

  Hello

  Can anyone suggest me how to download the evaluation software of labview 2014/15 for linux mint?

  I knew the trial versions are only available for windows.

  Thanks in advance

  Best regards

  Manasa M

  According to this information, the Mint is not a Linux Distribution supported: http://www.ni.com/product-documentation/52786/en/

  I can't find the linux version on the page of downloads-I suggest you ask OR through your local office to see if they can provide you with a copy.

• Setting of baud rate with CVI runtime for Linux

  Hello people,

  I have a problem regarding the setting of baud rate with the CVI for Linux runtime.

  I want to communicate with a device that has a USB-to-serial of FTDI chip. The driver for this device is already included in the kernel (openSUSE 11.1, 2.6.27.23 - 0.1 - default i686 kernel).

  I can use a terminal program (HTerm 0.8.1beta) to open the serial port at/dev/ttyUSB0 and can set all baudrates, the unit supports (38400, 115200, 921600) and communication works perfectly.

  Now I take the example of series of NEITHER and go under Windows. I developed to support 921600 baud, and it works very well. So I try to run this example on Linux (I've expanded in order to open/dev/ttyUSB0), but it only works for 38400 baud. If I try to put 115200 or 921600 baud, then I get error RS232-14 (invalid baud rate).

  It would be nice if there is someone who can give me a suggestion what I need to do to get the job to 921600 baud.

  Best regards

  Martin

  Hi NickB,

  the patch done!

  Thank you very much.

  Best regards

  Martin