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viernes, 4 de mayo de 2007

Configuracion de Gaim Para Google Talk

Bueno despues de Parar una larga y ardua y castrosa confuacion de mi targeta acceleradora de graficos para "Debian ETCH" (Que ya esta Disponible PAra la BAnda ) desde Prinsipios de Abril Ademas qui les dejo Eto

To configure your account:

  1. Open Gaim.
  2. Click Accounts at the bottom of the login page.



  3. Click Add from the Accounts window.



  4. Enter the following information in the Add Account window:

    • Protocol: Jabber
    • Screen Name: your Google Talk username (without any @ symbol or domain).
    • Server: gmail.com
    • If you're signing in with a Google Account that's not linked to any Google email service, enter gmail.com
    • Google Mail accounts should enter googlemail.com
    • Google Apps users, please visit the Apps Help Center for instructions.
    • Password: we suggest leaving this field blank for increased security, but if you'd like to log in automatically, enter your password
    • Alias: leave this field blank
    • Remember password: check the box if you'd like Gaim to remember your password (you won't be prompted to enter it each time you log in, if you select this option)
    • Auto-login: check the box if you'd like to connect to the Google Talk service each time you use Gaim

  5. Click the + next to Show more options.
  6. Enter the following information in the section that appears:

    • Jabber Options: Select Use TLS if available and leave the other boxes unchecked.
    • Port: 5222
    • Connect server: talk.google.com
    • Proxy type: Use Global Proxy Settings



  7. Click Save.
Congratulations! You're now ready to connect to the Google Talk service using Gaim.



fuente:
http://www.google.com/support/talk/bin/answer.py?answer=24073&useful=1&show_useful=1