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Chris wrote:
> Not to put too much of a damper on this, but when you run Skype, do
> you really know what it is doing with your CPU and network resources?
> 
> http://www.csoonline.com/article/220141/Security_Risks_Can_Million_Skype_Users_Be_Wrong_?contentId=220141&slug=&
> 
> I won't run it on my home system, and a lot companies don;t allow it
> on their networks.
> 
> Chris
I'm fully aware of this and I'm neither a fan, advocate or a regular
user of Skype. On the other hand, behind NAT it's not running as a
supernode. No CPU or network anomalies noticed, at least in System Monitor.

SIP-based Wengo and Ekiga do work to some extent, but I haven't tried
them much on Ubuntu apart from creating/testing accounts for use with
Nokia N810 (Linux, apt pkg., BTW).

Šarūnas

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