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Skype 4.0 for Linux now available

Skype 4.0 for Linux now available

By Gaurav Shukla | Updated: 15 June 2012 17:21 IST

Skype has finally released the version 4.0 of its client for Linux. This version is bringing the Skype version for the OS at par with the other operating system clients. Codenamed 'Four Rooms for Improvements', this release include latest Skype features and UI changes.

New Conversations view is one of the main features to debut in this version; it allows users to track all their chats in one unified window. Users can also disable this view if they don't want it.

Company has noted that the first start is going to take some time depending upon users' chat history, however the subsequent starts will be much quicker.

Changelog

New conversations view
New call view
Better call quality
Improved video call quality
Improved chat synchronization
New presence and emoticon icons
The ability to store and view phone numbers in a Skype contact's profile

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