On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 18:04:20 -0500 Lanman wrote:
Try logging into Gnome to delete your old KDE packages and to install the new ones. It worked perfectly for me.
Hmmmmm ok I will give that a try, when I have some time. I had been trying from XFce4.
I had a similar problem and solved it by doing urpmi bit
by bit. First I
installed something basic to get the essential KDE
libraries in place,
then progressed through network and multimedia.
Some packages have dependencies from contrib, so that
might be what's
giving you a headache.
I thought that might work too, thats how i ended up with everything but the base stuff installed which just would not go.
I also borked k3b in the process, but I think that was my
fault.
I think removing 3.1.3 automatically removes k3b because of dependency's, IE kde needs to be there before k3b.
Yes, the problem was that it wouldn't reinstall afterwards because of conflicts.
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