How to bridge skype and empathy in ubuntu 14.04





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Can some one help me to bridge between empathy and skype? I followed every post from here and google. But it's not working. There is no option for skype in gnome-account.



I have installed pidgin-skype and telepathy-haze. Also I am using skype 4.2. I revert back from 4.3 to 4.2. Linux skype is a crap. I want to use skype using other messenger UI. I also tried wine but no luck. I found that latest version of skype can't be run in wine.



Finally system info:



Ubuntu 14.04 64bit
unity 7.2.1
empathy 3.8.6
skype 4.2









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  • Where is [here] ?

    – xangua
    Jul 18 '14 at 17:45











  • possible duplicate of How to use Skype with Empathy in 13.04?

    – bleeves
    Jul 18 '14 at 18:17











  • @bleeves Did you really read my question? I already mentioned this link in question.

    – shantanu
    Jul 18 '14 at 18:58













  • So you do not want to use pidgin either?

    – bleeves
    Jul 18 '14 at 21:53











  • @bleeves My question is clearly referring empathy. New version of pidgin has a problem, You can't send file using drag and drop the file into buddy list.

    – shantanu
    Jul 19 '14 at 9:37


















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Can some one help me to bridge between empathy and skype? I followed every post from here and google. But it's not working. There is no option for skype in gnome-account.



I have installed pidgin-skype and telepathy-haze. Also I am using skype 4.2. I revert back from 4.3 to 4.2. Linux skype is a crap. I want to use skype using other messenger UI. I also tried wine but no luck. I found that latest version of skype can't be run in wine.



Finally system info:



Ubuntu 14.04 64bit
unity 7.2.1
empathy 3.8.6
skype 4.2









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  • Where is [here] ?

    – xangua
    Jul 18 '14 at 17:45











  • possible duplicate of How to use Skype with Empathy in 13.04?

    – bleeves
    Jul 18 '14 at 18:17











  • @bleeves Did you really read my question? I already mentioned this link in question.

    – shantanu
    Jul 18 '14 at 18:58













  • So you do not want to use pidgin either?

    – bleeves
    Jul 18 '14 at 21:53











  • @bleeves My question is clearly referring empathy. New version of pidgin has a problem, You can't send file using drag and drop the file into buddy list.

    – shantanu
    Jul 19 '14 at 9:37














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Can some one help me to bridge between empathy and skype? I followed every post from here and google. But it's not working. There is no option for skype in gnome-account.



I have installed pidgin-skype and telepathy-haze. Also I am using skype 4.2. I revert back from 4.3 to 4.2. Linux skype is a crap. I want to use skype using other messenger UI. I also tried wine but no luck. I found that latest version of skype can't be run in wine.



Finally system info:



Ubuntu 14.04 64bit
unity 7.2.1
empathy 3.8.6
skype 4.2









share|improve this question
















Can some one help me to bridge between empathy and skype? I followed every post from here and google. But it's not working. There is no option for skype in gnome-account.



I have installed pidgin-skype and telepathy-haze. Also I am using skype 4.2. I revert back from 4.3 to 4.2. Linux skype is a crap. I want to use skype using other messenger UI. I also tried wine but no luck. I found that latest version of skype can't be run in wine.



Finally system info:



Ubuntu 14.04 64bit
unity 7.2.1
empathy 3.8.6
skype 4.2






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  • Where is [here] ?

    – xangua
    Jul 18 '14 at 17:45











  • possible duplicate of How to use Skype with Empathy in 13.04?

    – bleeves
    Jul 18 '14 at 18:17











  • @bleeves Did you really read my question? I already mentioned this link in question.

    – shantanu
    Jul 18 '14 at 18:58













  • So you do not want to use pidgin either?

    – bleeves
    Jul 18 '14 at 21:53











  • @bleeves My question is clearly referring empathy. New version of pidgin has a problem, You can't send file using drag and drop the file into buddy list.

    – shantanu
    Jul 19 '14 at 9:37



















  • Where is [here] ?

    – xangua
    Jul 18 '14 at 17:45











  • possible duplicate of How to use Skype with Empathy in 13.04?

    – bleeves
    Jul 18 '14 at 18:17











  • @bleeves Did you really read my question? I already mentioned this link in question.

    – shantanu
    Jul 18 '14 at 18:58













  • So you do not want to use pidgin either?

    – bleeves
    Jul 18 '14 at 21:53











  • @bleeves My question is clearly referring empathy. New version of pidgin has a problem, You can't send file using drag and drop the file into buddy list.

    – shantanu
    Jul 19 '14 at 9:37

















Where is [here] ?

– xangua
Jul 18 '14 at 17:45





Where is [here] ?

– xangua
Jul 18 '14 at 17:45













possible duplicate of How to use Skype with Empathy in 13.04?

– bleeves
Jul 18 '14 at 18:17





possible duplicate of How to use Skype with Empathy in 13.04?

– bleeves
Jul 18 '14 at 18:17













@bleeves Did you really read my question? I already mentioned this link in question.

– shantanu
Jul 18 '14 at 18:58







@bleeves Did you really read my question? I already mentioned this link in question.

– shantanu
Jul 18 '14 at 18:58















So you do not want to use pidgin either?

– bleeves
Jul 18 '14 at 21:53





So you do not want to use pidgin either?

– bleeves
Jul 18 '14 at 21:53













@bleeves My question is clearly referring empathy. New version of pidgin has a problem, You can't send file using drag and drop the file into buddy list.

– shantanu
Jul 19 '14 at 9:37





@bleeves My question is clearly referring empathy. New version of pidgin has a problem, You can't send file using drag and drop the file into buddy list.

– shantanu
Jul 19 '14 at 9:37










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The problem is that on Ubuntu 14.04, Empathy uses (F4 key) gnome-account, but the tutorial using empathy-skype and skype-manager says to add your Skype account to the Empathy protocol named ‘bigbrownchunx-skype-dbus’.



My solution is to open a terminal and type: empathy-accounts. You will open the screen described in the tutorial; then select Skype (dBus) profile.






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    The problem is that on Ubuntu 14.04, Empathy uses (F4 key) gnome-account, but the tutorial using empathy-skype and skype-manager says to add your Skype account to the Empathy protocol named ‘bigbrownchunx-skype-dbus’.



    My solution is to open a terminal and type: empathy-accounts. You will open the screen described in the tutorial; then select Skype (dBus) profile.






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      The problem is that on Ubuntu 14.04, Empathy uses (F4 key) gnome-account, but the tutorial using empathy-skype and skype-manager says to add your Skype account to the Empathy protocol named ‘bigbrownchunx-skype-dbus’.



      My solution is to open a terminal and type: empathy-accounts. You will open the screen described in the tutorial; then select Skype (dBus) profile.






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        The problem is that on Ubuntu 14.04, Empathy uses (F4 key) gnome-account, but the tutorial using empathy-skype and skype-manager says to add your Skype account to the Empathy protocol named ‘bigbrownchunx-skype-dbus’.



        My solution is to open a terminal and type: empathy-accounts. You will open the screen described in the tutorial; then select Skype (dBus) profile.






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        The problem is that on Ubuntu 14.04, Empathy uses (F4 key) gnome-account, but the tutorial using empathy-skype and skype-manager says to add your Skype account to the Empathy protocol named ‘bigbrownchunx-skype-dbus’.



        My solution is to open a terminal and type: empathy-accounts. You will open the screen described in the tutorial; then select Skype (dBus) profile.







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