Usually we need some of the extra in everything so what I needed the extras was the skype instances to rum on my system more than one. It was easy to do so in windows by running secondary by Run but when I tried to similar in the Ubuntu I was failed to get the result.
Then after going through the commands that skype gave me that I can do some stuff with that to run it.
I went to terminal and asked to say :
skype --help
And it give me the desired result that I wanted but little hidden that I had to caught. Result was as:
Usage: skype [options] Options: --dbpath = <path> Specify an alternative path to store Skype data files. Default: ~/.Skype --resources = <path> Specify a path where Skype can find its resource files. Default: /usr/share/skype --disable-api Disable Skype Public API. --callto <nick> skype:<nick>?<action> These commands allow Skype links handling. --pipelogin Command line login. "echo username password | skype --pipelogin" --version Display version information and exit.With the help of --dbpath I was able to run the another instance as:
On terminal this line executed fine for me:
$ skype --dbpath ~/Desktop
So enjoy running various instances of skype through this :)
