Microsoft Continued With Many Linux/Open-Source Announcements In 2016

[kneekoo]

Michael: you forgot this gem.

https://youtu.be/EiaSoIv-T-Y?t=1996s

[Danny3]

It would be news when they will announce Windows 10 source code release.

The won't do that in a 100 years.
Not with all the multiple levels of spyware they've pu in it.

[Passso]

I would like to see video calls on Skype for Linux.

You can use the Skype client for video calls, did you even try it?

[ldo17]

Ah, lovely PowerShell, which comes pre-broken for your Linux enjoyment ...

[uid313]

You can use the Skype client for video calls, did you even try it?

As far as I know, it only works when calling other people who also use the Linux client.
I don't think it works for calling people who use Skype on Windows.

[Passso]

As far as I know, it only works when calling other people who also use the Linux client.
I don't think it works for calling people who use Skype on Windows.

It works whatever the OS you call or are called by. I use it daliy with other people, including Windows users.

[uid313]

It works whatever the OS you call or are called by. I use it daliy with other people, including Windows users.

I see. I thought the Linux Skype client was just a Electron wrapper for the Skype Web client, hence used Chromium.
I also thought the Skype web client was built using ORTC which was not supported by Chromium which only supports WebRTC.

[Passso]

I see. I thought the Linux Skype client was just a Electron wrapper for the Skype Web client, hence used Chromium.
I also thought the Skype web client was built using ORTC which was not supported by Chromium which only supports WebRTC.

While some features are missing, overall it is a good product, I never have discs or problems.
The UI is more simple than the Windows one and you get no ad