Pidgin group display null solution

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1. Uninstall the old version of pidgin. Code: Sudo apt-Get remove pidgin-data libpurple0 2. Check/install the pidgin compiling environment Code: Sudo Apt-Get install GCC Autoconf GDB automake1.9 libgtk2.0-dev libxml2-dev Gettext libnss3-dev libnspr4-dev build-essential libxml-parser-perl Libglib2.0-dev libglib2.0-dev libgstreamer0.10-Dev 3. Patch pidgin 2.4.1 to solve the problem of displaying the QQ group name as null. Attachment for the patch package, decompress it to get the pidgin-2.3.1-qq.patch. Put the patch file in the pidgin-2.4.1 folder and install the patch: Code: Patch-P1 <pidgin-2.3.1-qq.patch 4. Compile and install pidgin 2.4.1 Code: ./Configure -- disable-screensaver -- disable-gtkspell -- disable-Meanwhile -- disable-nm -- disable-perl -- disable-Tc (for my personal situation) Make Sudo make install 5. Final testing and supplemental Installation Start a terminal and run pidgin. If Pidgin is successfully started, the installation ends. If an exception occurs (for example, the following error occurs: libpurper. so.0 is missing), check whether this file is in/usr/local/lib/. If yes, create a link under/usr/lib. Code: Sudo ln-S/usr/local/lib/libpurple. so.0.4.1/usr/lib/libpurple. So. Deb package ./Configure Make Sudo apt-Get update Sudo apt-Get install checkinstall Sudo checkinstall Note: after the first compilation failure, it is placed in the recycle bin, but several files cannot be deleted from the recycle bin. The command is now forcibly deleted to a useful friend, which is suitable for the recycle bin path of 8.04ubuntu. Rm-fr $ home/. Local/share/trash/files/