June 2004

June 21, 2004. Skype for Linux includes the same core features as the Windows version of Skype software including free Skype to Skype worldwide calling, the ability to participate in conference calling up to 5 people, Instant Messaging and access to the Global Directory.

Skype for Linux beta software is available for download starting today. Skype for Linux requires a computer running Linux with at least a 400 MHz processor, 128 MB RAM, 10 MB free hard drive disk space, sound card, speakers, microphone, and an Internet connection.

Please download latest version and read release notes and FAQ.

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June 15, 2004. Skype version 0.98.0.28 with many new and improved features users have requested, including the ability to add graphic emoticon features in the instant messaging the text box. “My Picture” allows you to import and update your image in your Skype profile, or select an image from Skype’s picture gallery. Pictures that are imported are automatically saved into your Skype/Phone/My Pictures folder.

This version includes software enhancements for the forthcoming SkypeOut feature that will enable you to use Skype to call phone numbers in addition to your Skype to Skype calling. SkypeOut is currently available exclusively via Plantronics with the purchase of a headset with a free promotional voucher SkypeOut will soon be available to everyone via Skype.com and our web store.

Please read release notes and FAQ.

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