J Jeffx342 macrumors regular Original poster Sep 4, 2002 204 0 North Andover Apr 28, 2003 #51 What are the Must-Have Kde packages? another words what would you recommend for packages?
shadowfax macrumors 603 Sep 6, 2002 5,849 0 Houston, TX Apr 28, 2003 #52 Originally posted by Jeffx342 What are the Must-Have Kde packages? another words what would you recommend for packages? Click to expand... i would get them all, it's not any fun to pick and choose what to get out of that many packages.
Originally posted by Jeffx342 What are the Must-Have Kde packages? another words what would you recommend for packages? Click to expand... i would get them all, it's not any fun to pick and choose what to get out of that many packages.
J Jeffx342 macrumors regular Original poster Sep 4, 2002 204 0 North Andover Apr 28, 2003 #53 sorry for being annoying, but how do you install all the packages, what is the command?
shadowfax macrumors 603 Sep 6, 2002 5,849 0 Houston, TX Apr 28, 2003 #54 Originally posted by Jeffx342 sorry for being annoying, but how do you install all the packages, what is the command? Click to expand... sudo apt-get install bundle-kde is the command that will DL all 150 MB of packages and install them.
Originally posted by Jeffx342 sorry for being annoying, but how do you install all the packages, what is the command? Click to expand... sudo apt-get install bundle-kde is the command that will DL all 150 MB of packages and install them.
J Jeffx342 macrumors regular Original poster Sep 4, 2002 204 0 North Andover Apr 29, 2003 #55 How do I remove pico ~/.xinitrc, so X11 does not start it right away. I rather type in "startkde" on X11
How do I remove pico ~/.xinitrc, so X11 does not start it right away. I rather type in "startkde" on X11
shadowfax macrumors 603 Sep 6, 2002 5,849 0 Houston, TX Apr 29, 2003 #56 Originally posted by Jeffx342 How do I remove pico ~/.xinitrc, so X11 does start it right away. I rather type in "startkde" on X11 Click to expand... open a terminal window (not in X11), and enter rm ~/.xinitrc to delete it. also, you seem to be a bit confused about the pico thing--pico is a text editor. "pico ~/.xinitrc" is a command to open/create a file named ".xinitrc" inside your home folder ("~/" is a shortcut to your home folder).
Originally posted by Jeffx342 How do I remove pico ~/.xinitrc, so X11 does start it right away. I rather type in "startkde" on X11 Click to expand... open a terminal window (not in X11), and enter rm ~/.xinitrc to delete it. also, you seem to be a bit confused about the pico thing--pico is a text editor. "pico ~/.xinitrc" is a command to open/create a file named ".xinitrc" inside your home folder ("~/" is a shortcut to your home folder).