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Nov
28
Use Gadu-Gadu to Chat on Ubuntu
November 28, 2008 |
It’s very easy to use Gadu-Gadu as your instant messenger on Ubuntu, Ubuntu comes with a build-in Internet application Pidgin, use Pidgin, you can easily sign in your Gadu-Gadu account and chat with your friends.
Gadu-Gadu
To launch the application, from the top of your menu bar of your desktop, go to: go to Applications -> Internet -> Pidgin Internet Messenger
Pidgin Screenshot
An icon like the one in the picture below will appear near the top right corner of your desktop, click on the icon (similar to the one in the image below) to launch the application:
Pidgin Screenshot 2
Click on Accounts->Manage Accounts to add your Gadu-Gadu account:
Pidgin Screenshot 3
Click on Add button, you will see the following screen, from the drop-down menu, choose Gadu-Gadu:
Gadu Gadu Screenshot
There you go! Just enter your account details and you can connect to your friends instantly. :)
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