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Old 18th September 2012, 01:02 AM
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Chinese - QQ installation

I downloaded the RPM and launched it, said it successfully downloaded, but I'm not sure where to find the download, nor how to open it.

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Old 18th September 2012, 01:57 AM
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Re: Chinese - QQ installation

What's Chinese QQ? I'm not familiar with Chinese, but, if you mean Chinese langauge input support, with Japanese, one installs ibus-anthy or ibus-mozc. With Chinese, I assume it would still be ibus, just a different input. Then, you should install some necessary fonts, then, you usually have to run ibus-setup, chose an input method to add and add it.
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Old 19th September 2012, 02:49 PM
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Re: Chinese - QQ installation

中文:应该在 /home/用户名/下载/ 文件夹里,双击就可以安装了~ 或者在终端里输入“rpm -i linuxqq*”。

English: I think it would be in the folder /home/ your username /download/. You can install it by click it, or use "rpm -i linuxqq*".

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Re: Chinese - QQ installation

moved to EOL (F15)

And, Elminxy, since this is an English-Only Forum, please at least give a translation so that others can benefit.
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elmnixy: 请在英国发布。

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Old 20th September 2012, 03:50 AM
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elmnixy: 请在英国发布。
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