Google Announced Gmail Video and Voice Chat Now Available For Linux Users
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It’s been a long-awaited feature for those working on a Linux distribution, but it’s finally arrived. The Google Gmail team has announced this week that both video and voice chat on Gmail are now available on Linux.
Getting yourself set up — according to Google — sounds easy enough. All you have to do is visit gmail.com/videochat and download the applicable plugin.
According to Google, “Voice and video chat for Linux supports Ubuntu and other Debian-based Linux distributions, and RPM support will be coming soon.”
View the original post on the Gmail blog here.
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