Linux QQ 2.0.0 Beta（New）2019/10/24
Download list
| Architecture | Supported Formats |
|---|---|
| x64 | shell rpm deb pacman |
| ARM64 | shell rpm deb |
| MIPS64 | shell rpm |
Installation Help
How to choose the installation package?
Linux QQ currently supports x64 (x86_64, amd64), arm64 (aarch64), mips64 (mips64el) three architectures, each architecture supports Debian system, Red Hat system, Arch Linux system, one or more other releases ( the future may continue to expand). Each release will provide architecture and releases several combinations of support installation package, according to the following rules to choose.
Each installation package shaped like named according to the following format:
1. Select a schema:
Select the appropriate type of compatible architecture (-a can be viewed by uname) x64 (x86_64, amd64), arm64 (aarch64) hardware architecture based on machine you are using, mips64 (mips64el)
2, according to the linux distro you're using selected format:
| Extension | Installation Package Manager | Support Release |
|---|---|---|
| .rpm | rpm/yum | Hat-based (e.g. redhat, fedora, centos) |
| .deb | dpkg/apt | debian-based (e.g. debian, ubuntu, Kylin) |
| .pkg.tar.xz | pacman | arch-based (e.g. Arch Linux, manjaro) |
| .sh | bash | Any supported release of bash |
how to install?
The current version of the Linux QQ dependent gtk2.0, before installing Linux QQ Please make sure your system has been installed gtk2.0. Here are some examples of using the command line installation gtk2.0:
sudo apt install libgtk2.0-0 # Ubuntu
sudo yum install gtk2.x86_64 # centos
Refer to the system installation instructions with the package manager you used to install Linux QQ installation program you choose, note that you need root privileges to complete the installation. In some releases you can complete the installation by double-clicking the file manager installer. Here are some examples using the command line to install:
sudo ./linuxqq_1.0.1-b1-100_x86_64.sh
sudo rpm -ivh linuxqq_1.0.1-b1-100_mips64el.rpm
sudo dpkg -i linuxqq_1.0.1-b1-100_armhf.deb
sudo apt install -y /path/to/linuxqq_1.0.1-b1-100_amd64.deb
sudo pacman -U linuxqq_1.0.1-ci-94_x86_64.pkg.tar.xzHow to uninstall?
Try using the corresponding method used to uninstall when you install Linux QQ (reference system you used to install the package manager explained). Also you need root privileges to complete the uninstall. Here are some examples:
sudo rpm -e linuxqq
sudo dpkg -r linuxqq