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Title:
Needs a dependancy to work with Pulseaudio
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: skype (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Public bug reported:
A lot of users are having the following problem, reported to the Skype
forum with no oficial answer from Skype:
Skype keep stops responding randomly afres seconds or minutes, without
an apparent reason.
It kept silently freezing, with the interface *still appearing to be
wor
Nobody affected any longer thus changing to Invalid... anybody may mark
as new again if they have the same problem
** Changed in: skype (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Thank you very much, this bug report was filed on my behalf - since the
askubuntu-question was mine. The problem described does no more occur on
my machines, however, I did nothing to prevent it, so I cannot tell why.
Skype runs well again without freezing my desktop or laptop.
So i suggest closin
Public bug reported:
This bug is from AskUbuntu. I am filing it for somebody else. The
question is at http://askubuntu.com/questions/110917/skype-causes-
ubuntu-to-freeze
On either of my two computers, the whole desktop gets extremely slow
after Skype runs for about 20-30 min. That is, I can no l
This is also hapenning randomly when I start skype after boot up.
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Title:
Skype consumes extremely large amount of ram b
Sorry,
it works fine for me with the 11.1.102.63 release. I made the misstake to not
care about using amd64 ubuntu version.
So until a fixed release of the package is released this workaround could be
used:
for amd64 systems:
wget
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/adobe-flashplugin/11.1.102
@Mikwie
tried the workaround but doesn't work for me. Seems that the plugin
could not be loaded after replacing the libflashplayer.so
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