Re: installing gnome [FIXED]
ahem, sorry about that... I am just a bit too excited! I just
installed fluxbox and from there installed synaptic and chose the
missing packages... of course, this could have been done perfectly
from the command line...
I LOVE debian-bsd! Please keep it free and with no blobs in the
future! We need distros (I mean OS, sorry :) ) like this one
Now I wonder how to configure my wlan... in linux I would install
ipw2200 and download the intel firmare (it's a centrino) per hand...
Or should I go the freeBSD way? I mean iwi?
Another important point... how to figure out which modules can I need?
And for the ethernet card I just chose _all_ to be sure I have
connection... but I guess this is not the elegant way...
Is ACPI supported?
ok, too many questions... I'm just happy about my Christmas present :)
thanks!
Pau Amaro
2006/12/30, Vim Visual <vim.unix@googlemail.com>:
Hi,
after my successful startx the first thing I tried to do was apt-get
install gnome-session. This downloaded a bunch of files but in the end
I got "some files are missing". I guess this is because maybe the
whole dependencies have not been yet totally exported to debian-bsd...
after that I install gdm and I am able to login after having created a
user but the splash screen freezes and that's it.
Is it due to some packages missing? If you, is there a fully
functional wm in debian-bsd? I am itching to use it!
thanks for the good work!
Pau Amaro
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