Because Eva could not transfer files, I had to think of the good thing that I used to transmit data over the LAN: ipmsg.
I searched the internet and introduced a lot. Some of them are download source code and compile them by myself. Run./configure... When the file cannot be written error:
Error: C compiler cannot create executables.
Then I searched for this error and found that I had to install libc6 or something, but it was in conflict with my Ubuntu and got stuck...
I searched again yesterday and found that there was a post about libc6 which was not included in the content to be installed. I tried it and it went through, and then it went quite smoothly, in the end, a gnome2 Flying Pigeon is generated in the menu attachment project, but it does not respond after running. As mentioned in the post, you can run it after the restart.
Note: g2ipmsg and g2ipmsg_applet are generated in the/usr/bin directory.
The following is an excerpt (filtering download and decompression ):
1. Modify the language
2. Use a text editing tool, such as gedit, to open the src/codeset. c file, change cp932 to cp936 (English) or GBK (Chinese), and save it. (I can't find the code in codeset. C. It may be a version problem. It is added to the beginning of the file. Maybe this code is unnecessary in my version)
3 2. Install and compile Dependencies
4 sudo apt-Get install libxml-parser-perl libgnomeui-dev libpanel-applet2-dev gettext intltool
5. Compile
6 sudo./configure -- prefix =/usr -- sysconfdir =/etc -- enable-Disable Ray
7 sudo make
8 sudo make install