Install WPS and QQ on Gentoo Linux 2.2

Although Linux can do everything Windows can — and do it better — in document processing, even with MS-Office-like software such as open-office, group-office, and libreOffice, the interface and features leave much to be desired. With some spare time, after searching Baidu, the author of the post happened to find a WPS installation guide, and later discovered qtqq, which is based on the QT and WebQQ 3.0 protocols. The former was tested successfully in amd64, gentoo-sources-3.8.13, and openbox. Although the feel is not as good as the Windows version, it has everything one needs. Given the author's limited expertise, he is still actively studying it — anyone in the know is welcome to leave a comment for discussion.

a. Install layman

# emerge -avt layman

b. Modify environment variables:

# vi /var/lib/layman/make.conf

Add the following two lines:

PORTDIR\_OVERLAY=" $PORTDIR\_OVERLAY"

# vi /etc/portage/make.conf

Add the following two lines:

source /var/lib/layman/make.conf
PORTDIR\_OVERLAY="${PORTDIR} ${PORTDIR\_OVERLAY}"

c. Add the gentoo-zh overlay:

# layman -f -a gentoo-zh

d. Modify package keywords:

# echo "app-office/wps-office ～amd64" >> /etc/portage/package.keywords

e. Install WPS and QQ:

# emerge -avt wps-office qtqq