exec /snap/skype/351/usr/share/skypeforlinux/skypeforlinux
Failed to move to new namespace: PID namespaces supported, Network namespace supported, but failed: errno = Operation not permitted
Trace/breakpoint trap (core dumped)
ion@localhost:~> [7460:0100/000000.644730:ERROR:zygote_linux.cc(650)] write: Broken pipe (32)
^C
ion@localhost:~>
but both /home/ion/.config/user-dirs.locale and /home/ion/.config/user-dirs.dirs are read and write for all users.
My temporary solution is digging up an old skypeforlinux.rpm and installing it. It works but likely not for long if I know Microsoft. I have deleted the snap installed version that errors out, but hopefully it will work when I am forced to use it.
That’s how I installed the Skype that will not start. It uses snap. I have a funny feeling that if I re-install it, it will work again. I prefer not to use third party software, but have no choice, and really don’t like using snap.
ion@localhost:~> flatpak --user install com.skype.Client
Looking for matches…
error: No remote refs found for ‘com.skype.Client’
ion@localhost:~> flatpak --user install com.skype.client
Looking for matches…
error: No remote refs found for ‘com.skype.client’
ion@localhost:~>
Thank you, that worked. I don’t remember ever having use flatpak. I have to read about it. Is there any particular reason a Skype .rpm is not available?
@ionmich Hi. After a bad experience with Kubuntu (I installed and updated it for 1 month) and its snaps I don’t want to know anything about snaps anymore. I also tried to install skype from flatpak. but I was dissuaded by the fact that it is not verified. From what I found out (I’m probably not very expert) I couldn’t find the source.
Hi everyone. I gave up skype on opensuse in the past for the reasons listed above. I ended up using skype on iPad. So do you think the unverified skype flatpak is safe?