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This article will explain in detail how Wechat is used in the Ubuntu 15.10 system. The content of the article is of high quality, so the editor shares it for you as a reference. I hope you will have some understanding of the relevant knowledge after reading this article.

1, open the browser on the Ubuntu desktop, Baidu "Wechat web version", and open the link with the "official website" logo.

2. Enter the web version of Wechat's home page, which is similar to the web version of QQ, which requires mobile phone to scan the QR code to enter.

3. Open the mobile Wechat, go to the "Discovery" page, click "scan", identify the QR code in the previous step, and click "OK" to enter the Wechat page.

4. Click a contact in the main window on the left to start chatting. Above the chat editing area, there are three buttons: "expression", "Screenshot" and "send File". The first and third buttons can be used in Linux.

5. As soon as the web version of Wechat is opened, regardless of whether the browser window it is in is the current window or in the same workspace, Ubuntu will pop up a message reminder in the upper right corner of the desktop as long as there is new news. This benefits from the integration of Ubuntu and browsers.

6. If you need to keep the web version of Wechat open, but you need to periodically eliminate the interference of Wechat messages, you can turn off the message reminders and sound prompts of the web version of Wechat. Click on the hamburger menu in the main window of the web version of Wechat, and click to execute "close Desktop Notification" and "close Voice" on the pop-up menu.

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