Re: Re[2]: How to install KDE with woody?

[Thomas Ritter <th.ritter@gmx.net>]

Am Sonntag, 15. Juni 2003 00:51 schrieb Kay-Michael Voit:
> what about a window manager?

KDE comes with its own window manager. Typing startx is to check if X dows run 
at all. Without a window manager, you'll get a grey screen with an X shaped 
cursor and can start smiling.

You don't actually need X _running_ (and it's not even helpful) for KDE to be 
installed, but it's a good idea to look if X works before that for easier 
debugging in the failure case.

"apt-get install kdelibs kdebase kdm" will bring you some KDE 2 in woody.

If you want KDE 3, you'll need to put a line into your /etc/apt/sources.list. 
Find the deb line somewhere in this list... 
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Thomas Ritter

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