Use the cd command to move into the directory which contains your Skype download. After you have downloaded the Skype RPM package, you can proceed with the installation. This command will save the download in your current Terminal directory. To download the Skype RPM package, open the Terminal and issue the following command: wget https: ///latest/skypeforlinux-64.rpm To install Skype on Fedora/CentOS/RHEL, you will need the Skype RPM package. Use Yum package manager to install RPM package via command line, while use Software Center for graphical installation. On RHEL-Based Distributions, you can install Skype using the RPM package. How to Install Skype on RHEL-Based Distributions When the installation completes, you can launch Skype from the Applications menu. Click Install and provide your password to begin the installation. This will load the package in the Software Center. Locate the DEB package in the File Manager, right-click it and choose Open With Other Application > Software Install. The browser will save the DEB package in the Downloads directory. To install Skype using the graphical installer, head over to Skype's official website and download the DEB package. skypeforlinux -64.deb Using the Graphical Installer to Install Skype Then, issue the following command to install the Skype DEB package: sudo apt install. Once you have downloaded the Skype DEB package file, it's time to install it in your system.
To install Skype via command line, launch Terminal and issue the following command in order to download the Skype DEB package: wget https: ///latest/b Use the APT package manager to install DEB package via command line, while use Software Center for graphical installation. On Debian-based distributions, you can install Skype using the DEB package.
How to Install Skype on Ubuntu and Other Debian-Based Distributions Far from being a Windows-only product, you can install Skype on Linux operating systems, such as Debian-based distributions (Ubuntu, Debian), RHEL-based distributions (CentOS, Fedora), Arch-based distributions, and OpenSUSE.
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