Actually there is a Debian repository for Skype at skype.com, which seems to work for Ubuntu too and installs the latest version.
However, it has few drawbacks:
1. It is only for i386.
2. It is not authenticated.
To use the skype.com repository you need first to remove Medibuntu's skype and skype-common packages, and then run the following commands from the shell:
Actually there is a Debian repository for Skype at skype.com, which seems to work for Ubuntu too and installs the latest version.
However, it has few drawbacks:
1. It is only for i386.
2. It is not authenticated.
To use the skype.com repository you need first to remove Medibuntu's skype and skype-common packages, and then run the following commands from the shell:
echo deb http:// download. skype.com/ linux/repos/ debian/ stable non-free >/tmp/skype.list sources. list.d
sudo cp /tmp/skype.list /etc/apt/
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install skype
You need to answer 'y' when it asks you if you want to install non-authinticated package.