How To Install Skype on Fedora 13 (64bit)

46 thoughts on “How To Install Skype on Fedora 13 (64bit)”

1. Thx! Simple, functional 🙂

2. Thanks brother, it was really to the point.

3. Awesome.. Thank you much,…

4. Thanks very much for this post!

5. thanks soo easy..

6. Thank you very much for these details.

7. Beautiful! Thanks a lot!!!

8. Thanks a lot man !!
   stuffs like this really help starters like me !!

9. Thank you so much, this work perfect ! Thanks again man !!!

10. nice one, thanks!

11. It does work .. thanks.

12. This worked for me also. Thanks for saving me time on resolving the libasound2.so errors. The alsa-plugins module is what seems to have fixed that.

13. Cool… Simple workable solution.. 🙂

14. wwwwwwwwaooooo it works …..
    so simple n easy..

15. wooow that was the easiest/quickest fix i have ever seen
    thanks alot
    hope all articles are that straight to the point and clear 😉

16. Thanks for sharing such useful info.

17. works great
    thanks!!!

18. Thanks This is what i except from my Teacher .Your student from INARA .

19. Many thanks! I’d almost given up all hopes on using Skype under Fedora 14 x64 but following your instructions, it now works! I did have to configure my input settings under Gnome as the test call didn’t work at first, but now all is fine. One more reason to ditch Windows. Do hope they’ll work on a native x64 version though.

20. Works great on
    Fedora 14 64-bit with
    Skype 2.2.0.25 fedora i586

    Thanks!

21. Second the previous comment. Worked like a charm with –
    Fedora 14 64-bit
    Skype 2.2.0.25

    Great how-to!

22. hey i have installed skye according to above instructions but i am not able to do video chat. Can anybody help me out of this mesh???

23. Works for me on
    Fedora 15 x64
    Skype 2.2

    Thanks

24. error: can’t create transaction lock on /var/lib/rpm/.rpm.lock (permission denied)

    what can i do?

25. @lil: you need to confirm that no rpm command is been in run when you are using yum. Because at one time you can issue one rpm command to rpm database. Another issue is that are you root user while executing yum command ?

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    Regards,

26. thanks guy. its really helpful. great effort continue

27. hello, i installed skype. my micro phone is not working. headphone is working. can you help me. i check test call and audio setting. but i did’t got it. my operating system is fodera 13 (64 bit)

28. Audio input (mic) no sound fix:
    Fedora 13, Fedora 14, Fedora 15

    In addition to the above, I had to install Pulse Audio Volume Control

    sudo yum install pavucontrol

    Within Pulse Audio Volume Control, select the Input Device tab – Unlock the channels, and turn one Left to 100% and Right to 0%.

    I don’t know what PulseAudio mutes the mic if both channels set to 100%.

29. Thanks,it has helped me out

30. than you

31. Thank you very much ,I try it so long time and you recommend that easy.

32. Thx man, i love u sooo much!!!!!

33. Thanks, it made me hope, just it did not fix the microphone issue I am attempting to solve

34. GGF

35. It still works on Fedora 16, too. All the other advice I found online just told me to install libXScrnSaver, which isn’t enough by itself to fix the problem.

36. other way is via its repository:
    1. create file skype.repo on folder /etc/yum.repos.d/
    2. edit the file and the content of file skype.repo have to:
    [skype]
    name=Skype Repository
    baseurl=http://download.skype.com/linux/repos/fedora/updates/i586/
    gpgkey=http://www.skype.com/products/skype/linux/rpm-public-key.asc

    3. After save you need to running the command:
    yum install skype

    Good luck

37. Thank you very much!
    It was so useful 😀

38. Thanks….
    Still works great… 😀

39. error: open of skype-2.1.0.81-fc10.i586.rpm failed: No such file or directory
    what can i do???

40. Все отлично ! =) It’s work!

41. Thanks!

42. You are more than great!!!!!
    great has to learn something from you

43. thank you it helps me too

44. awesome:)

45. As simple as required. Thanks a lot. It works lite on Fedora 13, 64bit.

46. Thats brilliant…:)