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After installation Gajim can be found to start at '''Applications''' -> '''Internet''' -> '''Gajim Instant Messenger'''. | After installation Gajim can be found to start at '''Applications''' -> '''Internet''' -> '''Gajim Instant Messenger'''. | ||
On the first time you start up Gajim the Account Creation Wizard Dialog will come up, which will guide you to either create a new account to connect to the jabber network or use an existing one, if you have. | On the first time you start up Gajim the Account Creation Wizard Dialog will come up, which will guide you to either create a new account to connect to the jabber network or use an existing one, if you have. | ||
| − | So if this is your first time in the jabber network select the option for registering for a new account, choose one of the numerous jabber servers available that offers you the services you need (check out | + | So if this is your first time in the jabber network select the option for registering for a new account, choose one of the numerous jabber servers available that offers you the services you need (check out [http://www.jabber.org/network/oldnetwork.shtml jabber.org] for that) and simply give a username and password. You are now connected! |
You can always add a new account at '''Edit''' -> '''Accounts''' -> '''New''' | You can always add a new account at '''Edit''' -> '''Accounts''' -> '''New''' | ||
=== Gajim and GoogleTalk === | === Gajim and GoogleTalk === | ||
You can configure Gajim to connect to GoogleTalk, which uses the Jabber protocol. | You can configure Gajim to connect to GoogleTalk, which uses the Jabber protocol. | ||
After starting Gajim, if this is your first time you start Gajim the Account Creation Dialog shown below will come up. If the dialog does not come up click on '''Edit''' then click on '''Accounts''' and click '''New''' in the window that opens up. | After starting Gajim, if this is your first time you start Gajim the Account Creation Dialog shown below will come up. If the dialog does not come up click on '''Edit''' then click on '''Accounts''' and click '''New''' in the window that opens up. | ||
| − | + | https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Gajim?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=AccountCreationWizard.png | |
Select '''I already have an account I want to use''', click '''Forward''' and... | Select '''I already have an account I want to use''', click '''Forward''' and... | ||
| − | + | https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Gajim?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=AccountCreationWizard1.png | |
...then enter the following information: | ...then enter the following information: | ||
* '''Username''': your Google Talk username (without any @ symbol or domain) | * '''Username''': your Google Talk username (without any @ symbol or domain) | ||
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* '''Password''': if you want to log in automatically enter your password | * '''Password''': if you want to log in automatically enter your password | ||
Now click '''Forward''' and then '''Advanced'''. | Now click '''Forward''' and then '''Advanced'''. | ||
| − | + | https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Gajim?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=AccountCreationWizard2.png | |
At the new window opened select the '''Connection''' tab. Check '''Use custom hostname/port''' and enter under '''Hostname''' the talk.google.com | At the new window opened select the '''Connection''' tab. Check '''Use custom hostname/port''' and enter under '''Hostname''' the talk.google.com | ||
| − | + | https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Gajim?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=AccountModification.png | |
Click '''Save''' and that's it! Now you are ready to connect to Google Talk using Gajim. | Click '''Save''' and that's it! Now you are ready to connect to Google Talk using Gajim. | ||
Note however that voice chat is not supported. | Note however that voice chat is not supported. | ||
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After setting up your transport as such, logging in and out is a simple matter of right clicking the MSN/ICQ/AIM/Y!M/etc. transport (in the '''Transports''' group which shows up in your buddy list), and clicking '''Log on''' or '''Log off'''. You can remove the transport by removing it from your roster (right click, Remove from Roster). You can also hide the '''Transports''' group by unchecking the '''Show Transports''' option in the '''View''' menu. | After setting up your transport as such, logging in and out is a simple matter of right clicking the MSN/ICQ/AIM/Y!M/etc. transport (in the '''Transports''' group which shows up in your buddy list), and clicking '''Log on''' or '''Log off'''. You can remove the transport by removing it from your roster (right click, Remove from Roster). You can also hide the '''Transports''' group by unchecking the '''Show Transports''' option in the '''View''' menu. | ||
== Links == | == Links == | ||
| − | * | + | * [http://www.gajim.org Official site of the gajim project] |
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[[category:UbuntuHelp]] | [[category:UbuntuHelp]] | ||
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目录
Gajim
Gajim is a free software, instant messaging client for the Jabber (XMPP) protocol which uses the GTK+ toolkit. It runs on GNU/Linux, BSD and Windows. The name Gajim is a recursive acronym for Gajim (is) a jabber instant messenger. The goal of Gajim is to provide a full featured and easy to use Jabber client. Gajim works nicely with GNOME, but does not require it to run. It is released under the GNU General Public License.
Gajim features
Gajim supports the following features :
- Tabbed chat windows
- Group chat support (with MUC protocol)
- Emoticons, Avatars, File transfer, URL grabber, Bookmarks
- Systray icon, Speller
- TLS and OpenPGP support (the latter not available under Windows), including SSL legacy support
- Transport Registration support
- Service Discovery including Nodes
- Wikipedia, dictionary and search engine lookup
- Multiple accounts support
- D-Bus Capabilities
- XML Console
Gajim is available in the following languages : Basque, Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Dutch, English, Esperanto, French, German, Greek, Italian, Norwegian (Bokmål), Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Slovak and Swedish.
Network features
Gajim is a Jabber client and Jabber allows transports to other services, which many servers support. So Gajim can also connect to the Yahoo! Messenger, AIM, ICQ and .NET Messenger Service networks, which is a great advantage for an open source application. Other services available using gateway servers, include RSS and Atom news feeds, sending SMS messages to cellular networks and weather reports. Last but not least you can be connected more than once with an account with differents resources and priorities. For example, you can be connected at home with resource "At Home" and priority 5, and when you are at work you can be connected with resource "At Work" and priority 7 to get your messages at work.
Installing Gajim
Gajim can be found at the Ubuntu Universe repository, so you can simply install package gajim from the Universe repository using your favorite method. If you need help about installing a package read the following InstallingSoftware.
Setting up Gajim
After installation Gajim can be found to start at Applications -> Internet -> Gajim Instant Messenger. On the first time you start up Gajim the Account Creation Wizard Dialog will come up, which will guide you to either create a new account to connect to the jabber network or use an existing one, if you have. So if this is your first time in the jabber network select the option for registering for a new account, choose one of the numerous jabber servers available that offers you the services you need (check out jabber.org for that) and simply give a username and password. You are now connected! You can always add a new account at Edit -> Accounts -> New
Gajim and GoogleTalk
You can configure Gajim to connect to GoogleTalk, which uses the Jabber protocol.
After starting Gajim, if this is your first time you start Gajim the Account Creation Dialog shown below will come up. If the dialog does not come up click on Edit then click on Accounts and click New in the window that opens up.
Select I already have an account I want to use, click Forward and...
...then enter the following information:
- Username: your Google Talk username (without any @ symbol or domain)
- Server: gmail.com
- Password: if you want to log in automatically enter your password
Now click Forward and then Advanced.
At the new window opened select the Connection tab. Check Use custom hostname/port and enter under Hostname the talk.google.com
Click Save and that's it! Now you are ready to connect to Google Talk using Gajim.
Note however that voice chat is not supported.
If you are using a Google Apps account, you have to use the steps above and use your [email protected] instead of [email protected].
MSN/ICQ/AIM/Y!M/etc. transport
First of all, please note that not all servers support a MSN/ICQ/AIM/Y!M/etc. transport. Secondly all the info below are assuming that you already have a account on the MSN/ICQ/AIM/Y!M/etc. service, which you want to use. To setup your MSN/ICQ/AIM/Y!M/etc. transport from Gajim, browse the services available on your Jabber server. To do this, open up the Actions menu, and select the relevant account from the Discover Services menu. If your Jabber server supports a MSN/ICQ/AIM/Y!M/etc. transport, you should see a section entitled Transports with an MSN/ICQ/AIM/etc. transport service listed. Select the MSN/ICQ/AIM/Y!M/etc. transport service, and click the Register button. Then you enter your account username (i.e. [email protected] or 123-345-567 etc.) and the password for your account. After setting up your transport as such, logging in and out is a simple matter of right clicking the MSN/ICQ/AIM/Y!M/etc. transport (in the Transports group which shows up in your buddy list), and clicking Log on or Log off. You can remove the transport by removing it from your roster (right click, Remove from Roster). You can also hide the Transports group by unchecking the Show Transports option in the View menu.
