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Here is another one blaming 1.2 update but it seems there were more decoding cpu cycles available for voice decoding, before the update.
my skype cuts out a lot more lately than ever befor.
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I initially tought it could be some related to the wireless power save , so i disabled and still have the same problem.
I dont have windows skype users on my list so i can not test to them.
I mentioned skype for linux because since i saw no other complaints maybe it is specific for linux ... (Since video call for example does not work with linux clients)