Supports Linux open standards from your own (for Windows, IE, and QQ users)

Supports Linux open standards from your own (for Windows, IE and QQ users)-Linux general technology-Linux technology and application information, the following is a detailed description. Starting from XMPP Instant Messaging Software, FireFox and GNU Linux

I used QQ in the past. Later I switched to MSN because I couldn't stand QQ's advertisement and client speed. Later I tried Google talk for a while and didn't stick to it. It is annoying to have so many software.

Recently, I learned that Google talk uses the xmpp protocol and is incorporated into the RFC standard open protocol. Therefore, windows users are expected to use Google talk or other free instant messaging software that uses the xmpp open protocol. (I am ignorant, although there are a lot of software using xmpp in windows, but I only know Google talk) the support for open protocols will ultimately benefit from the user's own, users can enjoy free email services (SMTP protocol) and World Wide Web Services (HTTP protocol) today. Without these protocols, they will never be able to make them public.

Readers may say that QQ is also free, but it is true. However, although QQ is free, many additional services on QQ are indeed charged. If you use open protocols, even if you use communication software, these services charged on QQ may be free.

I am using Ubuntu Linux 7.10, so I don't need to use Google talk. The name of the Internet Instant Messaging Software in Ubuntu Linux 7.10 is pidgin. This is its home page:

Http://www.pidgin.im)
Http://www.gaimcn.com/(Chinese, I wrote this article did not open, do not know why .)

The second item to be recommended is Firefox, an alternative software for Internet Explorer. using it with Adbolck and Noscript, there will be no advertisement or virus harassment on the Internet. The benefits are overwhelming and unclear.

In fact, I would also like to recommend GNU Linux for the same reason. It is convenient to use and helpful to readers. One of the biggest advantages is that there is no virus harassment or annoying anti-virus software pop-up dialog box.

The most recommended version is Ubuntu Linux. The latest version is 7.10. Simply put, apart from a lot of games in Windows and a set of things that do not match the W3C international standard Microsoft has developed, there is nothing Windows can do but Linux can do, in addition, Ubuntu Linux will do better, and there will be more and more games under L, and fewer websites that do not meet the standards.

Take software installation as an example. When installing and using a windows software, you need to know what the software is called, such as Kingsoft, and then search for the software on the Internet to download it. Double-click it, install it, and continue, select path, continue, continue... complete. (This is a pirated copy. It is obviously illegal, but no one is asking you for any trouble. Although I have used pirated copies, I don't want to use them anymore. I have to say, the laws of the motherland are not sound, and there are many problems .) Ubuntu Linux is much more convenient. You only need to know that the English dictionary software in Linux is called "stardic" (star dictionary ), then you can run the following two commands on the terminal (the premise is that you have connected to the Internet ).

Apt-cache search stardict

This command is used to search for software packages that contain stardict strings. After that, the reader will know that there are software packages related to stardict, stardict-common, and stardict-gtk. You can just click Next, run the following command:

Sudo apt-get install stardict

After the preceding command is run, stardict, that is, stard, is installed. Where is the installation software similar to windows? It's not on your machine but on the Ubuntu server. You don't need to worry about it. It's very convenient, hey.

In fact, there are also various Linux releases, which are worth mentioning: Debian GNU Linux and Reahat Linux. I prefer Ubuntu Linux rather than other releases, and each has its own applicability, for example, Debian and Ubuntu are especially convenient to use for Internet access and users with good network speed (the author's network speed is usually about 20-40 kb/S for Ubuntu download, which is very smooth ), without Ubuntu and Debian, I have not tried it.

If you are using Ubuntu Linux, you can find a solution on the following homepage. There is a forum in it, which is very popular. The shuimu community also has a section about Linux usage problems (LinuxApp section, in the computer technology/Linux discussion directory .), There are many enthusiastic people who will help you solve the problem. I will do my best.