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bizkut's picture

tanya siapa?

Setelah Install ulang system saya, karena saya ingin merubah partition table hardisk saya yang ingin saya jadikan dual sistem Operasi Ubuntu dengan Distro linux lain. Setelah proses backup file selesai kemudian saya lakukan fresh install system ubuntu, seperti biasanya saya mengistall beberapa aplikasi yang diperlukan seperti browser, aplikasi pemutar musik, dan internet messenger. Kebetualan saya tidak menggunakan empathy sebagai Internet Messenger di system ubuntu. saya lebih senang menggunakan pidgin dari pada emphaty karena di Pidgin terdapat banyak plugin yang banyak. Setelah Installasi Pidgin selesai saya lakukan upgrade ke pidgin karena Pidgin bawaan ubuntu Lucid default masih menggunakan pidgin 2.8.1 kemudian saya upgrade menggunakan cara saya pada artikel sebelumnya saya menemui kendala pada saat load contact list pada Pidgin 2.7.1 kemudian saya cari errornya dengan memanggilnya dengan menggunakan Terminal terdekat :D Setelah saya panggil disana keluar error yaitu Segmentation Fault error ini disebabkan karena pidgin gagal memuat contact list ini mungkin bugs dari souces yang saya ambil dari ppa Pidgin, setelah googling sana sini sempat mampir ke blog teman yang membahas Pidgin Segmentation Fault ternyata gagal juga, kemuadian saya masuk saja ke laman http://pidgin.im kemudian saya unduh paket dari souces pidgin asli yang sudah setabil :D setelah saya coba dan ternyata error Pidgin Segmentation Fault pun tidak ada lagi dan pidgin bisa jalan lancar jaya kembali. Tahapan memperbaikinya dengan cara berikut ini.

Hapus Pidgin lama dengan mengetikkan perintah berikut pada Terminal anda

$ sudo apt-get remove pidgin pidgin-data pidgin-libnotify pidgin-ppa

Hapus sources.list pidgin lama dengan mengetikkan perintah berikut :

$ sudo rm -rf /etc/apt/sources.list.d/pidgin-ppa.list

$ sudo rm -rf /etc/apt/sources.list.d/pidgin-ppa.list.save

kemudian masukkan alamat souces.list dari ppa resmi Pidgin, ketikkan perintah berikut :

$ sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list

pasangkan alamat sumber pada text editor gedit :


Simpan dan keluar dari gedit kemudian muat ulang repository dengan mengetikkan perintah berikut

$ sudo apt-get update

setekah update repository selesai kemudian unduh paket Pidgin PPA resmi :D

$ wget -c http://launchpadlibrarian.net/48617414/pidgin-ppa_0.0.2_all.deb

proses mengunduh selesai kemudian Install Pidgin 2.7.1

$ sudo dpkg -i pidgin-ppa_0.0.2_all.deb

kemudian tunggu hingga proses installasi selesai dan Pidgin siap digunakan dengan lancar jaya :D

Semoga Bermanfaat

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Original Source: http://radithtux.blogspot.com/2010/06/pigdin-271-error-segmentation-fault_28.html
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Original Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/UbuntuUntukMalaysia/~3/8-_o9ETDIX0/pasang-tema-untuk-empathy.html
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The first step to recovery is to admit you have a problem. Hi everyone, my name is Alan and I do have a Facebook account. There, done it. Feels better already.
I don’t use it that much, and frankly I find it a little disturbing the way it mixes up all your friends, family and work contacts so they all talk to each other. But this isn’t a post about my insecurities and paranoid delusions. No, it is a post about Ubuntu and XMPP. Facebook now does XMPP, which is an instant messaging protocol also known as Jabber. It is the same thing Google talk uses and the same thing that the most awesome OLPC XO uses for communication.

  • First up you need to set a facebook username up. Log on to facebook and go to your account settings page. Set your username if you haven’t already. I chose alanbelltolc, to match my twitter and identi.ca names. Now I think you have to log out of facebook and back in – this might not be appears to be a necessary step.
  • Now run Empathy, Applications-Internet-Empathy Instant Messenger.
  • Press F4 or go to Edit-Accounts in the Empathy menu.
  • Press the Add button and choose Jabber from the dropdown list of account types.
  • Press the Create button.
  • Your login ID is username@chat.facebook.com – we think it prefers all lower case
  • Your password is your facebook password
  • Now make sure the account is enabled (checkbox next to the account name on the left)
  • It may ask you if you want to let it save your password in the gnome keyring at this point.
  • Make yourself available and the names and pictures of both of your friends should appear!

The account setting dialog as you go through the setup:

You can chat with your friends

You even get lovely libnotify popups like this one >>

Update
If you want to try it out on someone please feel free to find me on Facebook and . . . um what is the verb? XMPP me? Jab me? Next up I will have to take Debian off my OLPC, put Sugar back on and try and get Sugar to use Facebook as a back end.

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Original Source: http://www.theopensourcerer.com/2010/02/11/using-facebook-xmpp-chat-on-ubuntu/
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The first step to recovery is to admit you have a problem. Hi everyone, my name is Alan and I do have a Facebook account. There, done it. Feels better already.
I don’t use it that much, and frankly I find it a little disturbing the way it mixes up all your friends, family and work contacts so they all talk to each other. But this isn’t a post about my insecurities and paranoid delusions. No, it is a post about Ubuntu and XMPP. Facebook now does XMPP, which is an instant messaging protocol also known as Jabber. It is the same thing Google talk uses and the same thing that the most awesome OLPC XO uses for communication.

  • First up you need to set a facebook username up. Log on to facebook and go to your account settings page. Set your username if you haven’t already. I chose alanbelltolc, to match my twitter and identi.ca names. Now I think you have to log out of facebook and back in – this might not be appears to be a necessary step.
  • Now run Empathy, Applications-Internet-Empathy Instant Messenger.
  • Press F4 or go to Edit-Accounts in the Empathy menu.
  • Press the Add button and choose Jabber from the dropdown list of account types.
  • Press the Create button.
  • Your login ID is username@chat.facebook.com – we think it prefers all lower case
  • Your password is your facebook password
  • Now make sure the account is enabled (checkbox next to the account name on the left)
  • It may ask you if you want to let it save your password in the gnome keyring at this point.
  • Make yourself available and the names and pictures of both of your friends should appear!

The account setting dialog as you go through the setup:

You can chat with your friends

You even get lovely libnotify popups like this one >>

Update
If you want to try it out on someone please feel free to find me on Facebook and . . . um what is the verb? XMPP me? Jab me? Next up I will have to take Debian off my OLPC, put Sugar back on and try and get Sugar to use Facebook as a back end.

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Original Source: http://www.theopensourcerer.com/2010/02/11/using-facebook-xmpp-chat-on-ubuntu/
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(Planet people: sorry if this pops up >1 time...when I add another question, Blogger thinks it has to bump it up in the RSS feed)

Following tradition, here's my Karmic FAQ:

  1. How should I download?
    • Torrents, to keep the strain off the servers. There are IPv6 torrent files available as well, as a test so Canonical can see how many Ubuntu users are on IPv6 and thus how much support to give it. They don't list KTorrent as one of the clients that can do the IPv6 torrents, but I'm using it right now.
    • Or if you have a Beta or RC .iso sitting around zsync to the final
  2. I have a netbook. What are my options?
  3. How's audio?
  4. Where'd Add/Remove go?
  5. Does Ubuntu Software Center sell proprietary software? I heard it did.
    • Not yet. There are plans in about a year to allow those commercial developers who are willing to support Linux to sell apps through it.
  6. Can I use Ubuntu One with Kubuntu?
  7. Why Empathy? I like Pidgin!
    • You're welcome to keep using Pidgin, but here are a few things Empathy has going for it:
      • It's the GNOME default
      • It can do audio/video chat
      • The Telepathy framework lets it integrate better into the rest of the desktop
      • As Jono mentioned you can do desktop sharing through it
  8. What happened to GDM theming?
    • The new GDM uses the GTK theme for the gdm user. To change it, you'll need to run gksudo -u gdm gnome-appearance-properties and select a new theme
  9. Wasn't Gwibber supposed to be included?
    • Gwibber 2.0 was not ready in time. It is available in Universe.
  10. New theme yet?
    • Yes! Softer icons, chocolate highlights, and orange wallpaper
  11. Can Amarok play CDs yet?
    • Yes
  12. Do Intel graphics not-suck this time?
    • Yes, they're very nice actually! Thanks to KMS, Intel graphics users can expect instantaneous resume from suspend!
  13. How's Kubuntu's network manager?
    • It works this time
  14. I upgraded from Jaunty and now have no sound. What do I do?
    • Run uname -r. Does it say "2.6.31-14-generic"? If it still says 2.6.28-16-generic, you're not running Karmic's kernel. Some people are having trouble with GRUB not showing new kernels. Try running sudo update-grub and then rebooting.

Additionally, I wrote an overview of Ubuntu and Kubuntu for another blog, if you'd like to check that out.

PS: Let me know in the comments if there's anything you think I should add!

From http://ubuntulinuxtipstricks.blogspot.com


Original Source: http://ubuntulinuxtipstricks.blogspot.com/2009/10/karmic-faq.html