libqt3c102-mt needs to be libqt3-mt for debian, also needs to require libidn11. May be a few more, but those are for sure.
I got it all working on a Debian x64 system, but it was a bit of work.
If it could be setup to not require someone to be logged in that would be awesome, but I'm not sure if that could be done because of skype.
One last thing, I use Enlightenment, so going to the taskbar isn't a good solution for the b2k dialog, if you could close it and open it again that would work out a bit better IMO.
Thanks for the great work.
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Hi Thanks for the info on the Debian dependencies, I'll get that fixed up at some point.
Re getting names instead of numbers for speed dials, this annoys me aswell. When I last looked this wasn't possible with the Skype api. I'll check again and see if there have been any changes about this.
Simon
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libqt3c102-mt needs to be libqt3-mt for debian, also needs to require libidn11. May be a few more, but those are for sure.
I got it all working on a Debian x64 system, but it was a bit of work.
If it could be setup to not require someone to be logged in that would be awesome, but I'm not sure if that could be done because of skype.
One last thing, I use Enlightenment, so going to the taskbar isn't a good solution for the b2k dialog, if you could close it and open it again that would work out a bit better IMO.
Thanks for the great work.
Sorry forgot, the b2k client has numbers for contacts, but doesn't pull in the names, I have no idea why.
Hi Thanks for the info on the Debian dependencies, I'll get that fixed up at some point.
Re getting names instead of numbers for speed dials, this annoys me aswell. When I last looked this wasn't possible with the Skype api. I'll check again and see if there have been any changes about this.
Simon