Google+ Hangouts: also working in Pardus 2011

[atolboo]

I could access to the final room of Google+ hangout.
I see myself in the webcam and the micro work.
But I don't invite someone for test the video tchat.
All seem to be O.K....I say seem

Thanks and this ^^^ result is OK for me for a confirmation.
I will now start on the x86_64 version.

[Kranthi]

Thanks atolboo, It's working. The actual problem was that when i searched for google+ hangouts in google, only the plugin download link page was shown.
When i clicked the hangout button in google +, it worked nice.

[acjohnson]

If anyone is interested I have updated the google-talk plugin to the latest version (v2.6.2.0):

• Required for 32-bit and 64-bit: Make sure you have installed the pardususer.de repo. Instructions here:
• http://www.pardususer.de/index.php?action=repository

For 32-bit:

Code:

pisi build http://packages.pcdomain.com/build-files/pardus-2011/devel/network/plugin/google-talkplugin-32bit/pspec.xml

Code:

pisi install google-talkplugin-2.6.2.0-2-p11-i686.pisi

For 64-bit:
If you are running Pardus 64-bit you must have the pardus-devel repo installed and you must temporarily disable the default pardus repo:

Code:

pisi ar pardus-devel http://packages.pardus.org.tr/pardus/2011.2/devel/x86_64/pisi-index.xml.xz

Code:

pisi dr pardus

Now build and install:

Code:

pisi build http://packages.pcdomain.com/build-files/pardus-2011/devel/network/plugin/google-talkplugin-64bit/pspec.xml

Code:

pisi install google-talkplugin-2.6.2.0-2-p11-x86_64.pisi

Then disable the pardus-devel repo and re-enable the pardus repo:

Code:

pisi dr pardus-devel && pisi er pardus

• Please Note: If installing on Pardus 64-bit you will likely be required to install many dependencies from the pardus-devel repo including libxml2, glib2, pisi and several other system packages along with a bunch of 32-bit compatibility packages.

I am not hosting the Google talk plugin binary because it is a closed source plugin and I don't know what Google says about redistribution...

This hasn't been fully tested so please report back here if you have any problems.

[EDIT]
If you manually installed the plugin in the past you will have to manually remove the old plugin first! If you originally installed using pisi then pisi will take care of the rest for you.