I recently installed GNOME onto my Debian webserver (other PC died so I wanted a desktop).

I'm a total Linux Desktop beginner, I managed to get Skype installed - but Linux appears to not like my Mic.

The Mic / Speakers are onboard, speakers work fine, but the mic just makes a high-pitched squeeling noise.

My question is: How should a GNOME beginner go about fixing this?

Thanks!

I recently installed GNOME onto my Debian web server (other PC died so I wanted a desktop).

I'm a total Linux Desktop beginner, I managed to get Skype installed - but Linux appears to not like my Mic.

The Mic / Speakers are on-board, speakers work fine, but the mic just makes a high-pitched squealing noise.

My question is: How should a GNOME beginner go about fixing this?

I recently installed GNOME onto my Debian webserver (other PC died so I wanted a desktop).

I'm a total Linux Desktop n00b, I managed to get Skype installed - but Linux appears to not like my Mic.

The Mic / Speakers are onboard, speakers work fine, but the mic just makes a high-pitched squeeling noise.

My question is: How should a GNOME n00b go about fixing this?

Thanks!

I recently installed GNOME onto my Debian webserver (other PC died so I wanted a desktop).

I'm a total Linux Desktop beginner, I managed to get Skype installed - but Linux appears to not like my Mic.

The Mic / Speakers are onboard, speakers work fine, but the mic just makes a high-pitched squeeling noise.

My question is: How should a GNOME beginner go about fixing this?

Thanks!