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Anyone know if you can still use an older client to use the api? I guess if you can it's just a waiting game till the client becomes unsupported.
by WhiteDawn 13y ago
Anyone know if you can still use an older client to use the api? I guess if you can it's just a waiting game till the client becomes unsupported.
- fluxon 13y agoI just got a forced update with no way to cancel. But I haven't gone to OldApps to see how far back to go so that A) forced updates don't happen and B) the API and apps still work reliably. Don't know which version at which those two criteria are satisfied.
- lucb1e 13y ago> I just got a forced update Heh, Linux baby ;)
- CookieMon 13y agoQuite possibly. I've taken a copy of the most recent standalone installer which precedes the api-warning-nag version. It appears to be able to install over the top of the more recent version, and when my desktop API is disabled I will install it and see what happens. The change-log of the api-warning-nag version does not mention the warning popups and just lists a higher contrast UI as an accessibility improvement. I think I can do without those kinds of updates if it means keeping the API. Fluxon mentions a forced update, hopefully that was also a featured added with the api-warning-nag update. The standalone installer has already been signed by Skype, so it can be passed around without worries about whether it's genuine. (I would post all the version info but am on a different computer)