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Re: fresh kde install



On Sunday 26 August 2007 01:54:43 Joris Huizer wrote:
> --- "L.V.Gandhi" <lvgandhi@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I have installed etch base system and th    en
> > installed xorg. I was
> > trying to install kde
> > apt-get install kde kdm
> > I get msg saying
> > .....
> > the following packages has unmet dependencies
> > kde:depends on kde-core(>=5.47), but it not going to
> > be installed
> >
> >     :depends on kde-amusements(>=5.47), but it not
> >
> > going to be installed
> >
> > :depends on kdeaddons(>=4:3.4.3), but it not going
> >
> > to be installed
> >
> > :depends on kde-pim(>=4:3.4.3), but it not going to
> >
> > be installed
> > Whe there is this problem in even in stable?
> > How to install kde
> > --
> > L.V.Gandhi
> > http://lvgandhi.tripod.com/
> > linux user No.205042
>
> No idea why those won't install automatically -- maybe
> they are kept in a 'hold' state for some reason.
>
> You could run `aptitude install kde kdm`, it might try
> harder to get kde installed.
> Also this can be done using the gui of `aptitude`; it
> will show problems it found with your requested
> installation of packages
>
> Alternatively, you might add all the packages that
> "are not going to be installed" to the apt-get line,
> like
>
> `apt-get install kde kdm kde-core kde-amusements
> kdeaddons  kde-pim` - that way you'll probably get
> around the problem too

The package: kde is a metapackage that pulls in the kitchen sink, meaning ALL 
of kde, which of course, includes kdm, so having both on the same apt-get is 
a bit redundant.

Perhaps a better solution would to install kde-core, also make sure you to the 
apt-get update first so it get's the proper information from the mirror.  
After that you can just install the applications you're interested in.

The error mentioned sounds to me like a mirror non properly in sync.

Joe
Joe



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