1. Install the required libraries for compilation. Sudo apt-Get install build-essential cmake PKG-config libcurl4-openssl-dev libsqlite3-dev libmozjs185-dev libev-dev libglib2.0-dev libpurple-Dev
2. The two packages, lwqq and pidgin-lwqq, have been separated, so they need to be compiled and installed separately.
First, download the zip package of lwqq from github.com/xiehuc/lwqq. Decompress the package to the main folder named lwqq-master. The terminal enters the lwqq-master (CD lwqq-master ).
Next, create the build directory (mkdir build) and go to the build directory (CD build ).
The next step is (cmake .. -dcmake_install_prefix =/usr): Install lwqq to the/usr directory. If the installation directory is not specified, the QQ Protocol cannot be found in pidgin. Next (make ),
Then (SUDO make install), lwqq compilation and installation is complete.
3. Compile pidgin-lwqq again. First download the pidgin-lwqq zip package. Github.com/xiehuc/pidgin-lwqq.
Decompress the package to the main folder and enter and run the commands in parentheses on the terminal. (CD pidgin-lwqq-master) (mkdir build) (CD build) (cmake ..) (make) (SUDO make install ).
4. Open your pidgin. You can see the webqq Protocol. (if not, restart Ubuntu and try again ).
Ubuntu14.04 install pidgin-lwqq