Skype’s latest 2.0 beta for Linux adds long-awaited video chat features to the popular freeware, cross-platform Voice over IP (VoIP) application. Video chat has been available in Windows version of Skype since 2005 with video support for Macs introduced about a year later, so the addition of Linux rounds out Skype’s excellent feature set to include free video chat for all. It’s not uncommon for the Linux version of popular cross-platform apps like Skype lag behind, but it’s always nice to see them catch up with the pack.
Skype 2.0 beta for Linux: the Great Revolution
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