QQ for Linux was released 31st of July 2008 and it is the first time that Tencent has supported Linux officially with a QQ client. In early January 2009 a beta version was released that seems to support all the basic features. There are now 4 versions available for download (about 5MB):

1. Deb version for example for Ubuntu 7.10
2. RPM for SuSE 9 and Fedora Core7
3. .tar.gz version for other distributions
4. Lemote loonux 1.0.6 running on loongson 2F (the Chinese-made CPU)

 Installation instructions are documented shortly on the (Chinese)  help page. For more help on getting a QQ account, see my English QQ signup page .

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Wesley  - Good stuff     |192.150.186.xxx |2009-01-17 21:09:13 The 1.0 Beta1 version says it supports Fedora Core 7 and up Works well! Reply

Ariel Huang  - linuxQQ for 64 bit Ubuntu 9.10   |116.76.165.xxx |2009-12-17 21:11:53 I installed linuxQQ for my 64-bit Ubuntu 9.10. I am not sure if it is a real 64-bit QQ or a 32-bit QQ forced installed in a 64-bit environment. It is functional even as a beta but lack webcam function. Maybe because it is still a beta. Reply

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