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I would like to have Skype working because
of most friends are using Skype.. no other way.
pulseaudio is really a thing to avoid, and
I would like (LIKE GENTOO) to find a deb for the
Debian Wheezy.
Would you have any link?
thank you
Code:
deb http://ftp.at.debian.org/debian wheezy main contrib non-free
deb-src http://ftp.at.debian.org/debian wheezy main contrib non-free
#deb http://ftp.uk.debian.org/debian/ wheezy-backports main
Judging from this, I may ask it since it is an important problem for a lot of users.
We are about 2 in the world using Linux (incl. Debian)?
http://linuxcounter.net/
"
My guess at the number of Linux users:
75,097,567 World population: 7,279,456,651
Internet users: 2,945,002,663
"
I would be glad if one of the 7,279,456,651 users could run:
Code:
cmake or ./configure
make
checkinstall
and upload-it on a sharing platform.
Dude, no need to get bitter. You have three options: a) build it yourself, b) look for a 3rd party repo for Debian (I found one but since I don't generally like to use 3rd party stuff and I don't know whether it is reliable, I didn't post a link to it), or c) wait for someone to build it and send you the package (very unlikely).
Dude, no need to get bitter. You have three options: a) build it yourself, b) look for a 3rd party repo for Debian (I found one but since I don't generally like to use 3rd party stuff and I don't know whether it is reliable, I didn't post a link to it), or c) wait for someone to build it and send you the package (very unlikely).
Thank you. no worries.
I simply wonder why the Debian community is always so slow with apps over the boards.
If you compare, Ubuntu, Gentoo and Slack, there are so much help from users with one another.
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