How to Record Skype Calls on Ubuntu (After the Skype Shutdown)
Skype retired on 5 May 2025. See how to record a call on Ubuntu now with Teams, GNOME screen recording or OBS, plus the consent rules to follow.
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Skype retired on 5 May 2025. See how to record a call on Ubuntu now with Teams, GNOME screen recording or OBS, plus the consent rules to follow.
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Install Spotify on Ubuntu, confirm it exposes MPRIS, and put your current track in a Pidgin status with a plugin or script. Includes related chat guides.
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