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Yes, dedicated Windows VM just for Skype is the way. Probably outside of OP's scope though. Skype is handy for making calls, although in the early days I notice
by vmoore 3y ago
Yes, dedicated Windows VM just for Skype is the way. Probably outside of OP's scope though. Skype is handy for making calls, although in the early days I noticed the calls had weird country code prefixes, like Cambodia and such. They've probably changed it since then, but it was fun bouncing calls through weird countries (which spooked some of my clients).
- fsflover 3y ago> Windows VM just for Skype Skype for Linux works fine, too.