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Facebook Chat on Pidgin

many users complain about the Facebook chat? certainly many. We Linux users do not have anything less than Windows users but ... That's why we can integrate with Facebook chat to Pidgin via MSN etc. etc..

First we need to install Pidgin through the package manager or from the terminal. Open Pidgin and create a new account. The screen that appears is as follows:

In select Protocol, or XMPP Facebook In
Username insert the name that belongs to our home on Facebook. We can create the home page of Facebook profile menu Account - Account Settings - username . In
Domain let chat.facebook.com
In Resource insert Pidgin
In Password enter the password you use to log on. In
Alias \u200b\u200b put one of our local aliases as you like (the name that will see the other users in chat).

Open now the Advanced tab that looks like this:

The only thing to change will Server connection where we are going to enter chat.facebook.com
're done you just need to start Pidgin to see all your Facebook contacts.

good chat at all ...

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proprietary nVidia drivers on Debian

Hello everyone, today I will explain in 4 simple steps how to install the proprietary Nvidia driver under debian.
Before you start make sure you have enabled the non-free repository, checking in / etc / apt / sources.list This is a line like this (or wheezy squeeze depending on the system)

deb http://ftp.it.debian.org/debian/ wheezy main contrib non-free.

Now enter a text console (Ctrl + Alt + F1), log in as root and kill the X server Do this with:

# invoke-rc.d gdm stop (which can also be gdm or kdm gdm3 depending on your desktop manager).

now install the driver packages for your video card and the kernel headers with this command:

# apt-get install nvidia-glx nvidia-settings linux-headers-`uname-r`

addition will also install the dependencies of the packages before.

As a last step you go to edit the xorg.conf file or create it in this so if there is in / etc/X11 /

# Xorg-configure and then



~ # mv / xorg.conf.new / etc/X11/xorg.conf

Now that you have your configuration files you just have to change that with your text editor, replacing the name of the driver in this way:

Section "Device"
...
Driver "nvidia"
...


EndSection Hope this help all those who, like me, have decided to migrate to 'Mom' Debian.