I have installed Fedora 13 Goddard x86_64 in my machine and I've updated to KDE 4.5, in order to run Skype I installed some 32 bit Qt libraries and
when I installed the new KDE desktop I had to remove them because KDE 4.4 uses the "1:4.6" version of these libraries and KDE 4.5 the "1:4.7"...
Now I have KDE 4.5 and everything is fine but I can't run lastest Skype because it needs the "1:4.6" Qt libraries, it doesn't work with the new ones, but if I remove the new ones and I replace them with
the older ones, many apps seem to be "downgraded" or they just don't work anymore...
Does this mean we're not having Skype in any KDE Linux distro of 64 bit with the new KDE 4.5 installed?

Many users need skype (in my case I'm running it in a Windows 7 VM) But without it we can't offer a reliable service to the Linux User who uses Skype...

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I've got the solution, thanks!! Now Skype is working and I have the lastest 32 Bit Qt libraries installed in my 64 bit Fedora 13 with KDE 4.5!!