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Skype announces version 2.0 for Linux, now with video

by on March 15, 2008 at 9:44 pm

Sections: Communications, Peripherals, Video, VoIP, Webcam/VoIP

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It was back in November when Skype first announced the beta release that added video chat support for Linux users, and now they have announced the official Skype 2.0 with video for Linux. Now Linux users will be able to freely and without having to worry about running beta software, be able to have video chats with Windows and Mac users alike. Similar to other Skype offerings, version 2.0 for Linux is of course a free download.

Read [Skype] Via [Gizmodo]

TAGS: calling, chat, linux, skype, video
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