Pidgin-lwqq is a pidgin plug-in based on the webqq protocol and lwqq library. It is also a perfect QQ solution in Linux. Many QQ functions have been implemented: supports sending and receiving friends | group | discussion group messages, sending and receiving pictures, sending and receiving emotices, sending and receiving input prompts | window shaking, setting friends | group | discussion group remarks, complete support for discussion groups, and support log On with multiple accounts and send offline files (For details, refer to the official introduction ). Because it is a Linux source software, it is much more efficient to use than WineQQ, especially in combination with the Gnome3 extended desktop integrated chat function! I would like to pay tribute to the developers here ~~
Project address: https://github.com/xiehuc/pidgin-lwqq
Official Wiki address: https://github.com/xiehuc/pidgin-lwqq/wiki (For most of this article, refer to the official Wiki)
The following are the installation records of the rootoorotor in Kali Linux:
1. Install pidgin:
Sudo apt-get install pidgin
2. Install Pidgin-lwqq:
Install the compiling environment:
Sudo apt-get install build-essential cmake pkg-config libglib2.0-dev libpurple-dev libsqlite3-dev
Download and compile and install pidgin-lwqq:
Git clone https://github.com/xiehuc/pidgin-lwqq.git
Cd pidgin-lwqq
Git submodule init
Git submodule update
Mkdir build
Cd build
Cmake ..
Make
Sudo make install
3. Configure gnome Desktop integrated chat
Make sure that your current desktop environment is gnome 3 and the gnome-tweak-tool is installed. If not, please:
Sudo apt-get install gnome-tweak-tool
Then install gnome-shell-extensions-pidgin:
Git clone https://github.com/kagesenshi/gnome-shell-extensions-pidgin.git
Cd gnome-shell-extensions-pidgin
Mkdir-p ~ /. Local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/pidgin-conversation-integration@kagesenshi.org
Cp extension. js metadata. json ~ /. Local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/pidgin-conversation-integration@kagesenshi.org/
Restart Gnome-shell: ALT + F2-enter r-and press Enter .. (Of course you can log out or restart), and then enable the Pidgin Conversation Integration extension in the gnome-tweak-tool-Shell extension,
Because the plug-in uses the publish communication, you need to enable the publish display column plug-in pidgni.
Open pidgi-> tray icon-> mouse mail-> plug-in-> select the notice Column
Enable the Message notification plug-in (same as above)-> click Configure plug-in reference configuration:
Pidgin-> preferences-> hide New IM dialog box-> select always
4. Two useful plug-ins:
Pidgin uses plaintext to save the password. Therefore, you need to install pidgin-gnome-keyring and enable it in the plug-in.
Sudo apt-get install pidgin-gnome-keyring
Open pidgi-> tray icon-> mouse mail-> plug-in-> choose gnome-keyring
To have a function like QQ, install the pidgin-sendscreenshot plug-in as follows:
Sudo apt-get install libev-dev libev-libevent-dev libpurple0 pidgin-dev libgtk2.0-dev libdbus-1-dev
Git clone https://github.com/clickbeetle/pidgin-sendscreenshot.git
Cd pidgin-sendscreenshot
./Configure-prefix =/usr
Make
Sudo make install
Open pidgi-> tray icon-> mouse mail-> plug-in-> select send
Modify the shortcut key in the configuration plug-in options ~
Add a QQ account and select the WebQQ protocol ~
BTW: because the environment of each person may be different, this process record is for reference only. when compiling the software, check whether there are errors or missing software package information. then install the missing software package as prompted ~
Some small positions:
The first operation may take a little longer to create a cache.
Location of the pidgin configuration file :~ /. Purple
Data storage location of lwqq :~ /. Config/lwqq/
Simple tutorial
Https://github.com/xiehuc/pidgin-lwqq/issues
Compile installation do not understand how to uninstall please refer to: https://github.com/xiehuc/pidgin-lwqq/issues/219