Microsoft Neglects Linux
Microsoft Loves Neglects Linux
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Skype for Linux is lagging behind and falling apart due to Microsoft's neglect
Microsoft hasn’t updated Skype for Linux since June 2014. In the nearly two years since then, Skype has been falling apart. The Linux client was already behind other platforms, and it’s only fallen further since then. Even the features it does support don’t work reliably. Microsoft still offers Skype for Linux as an officially supported download, but maybe it shouldn’t.
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Microsoft to blame for poor performance of Skype for Linux
Skype for Linux is way behind Skype for other platforms, and it's Microsoft's fault. Luckily, there is a glimmer of hope in Skype's web-based offering.
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