On Thu, 2002-04-04 at 13:07, FemmeFatale wrote: > Damian wrote: > > > > > actually there is a better way. > > > > last night i installed KDE 3.0 by getting all RPMS, opening a terminal > > and doing a " urpmi ./+ " > > > > it asked me for the three MDK cd's and got a lot of packages to solve > > dependencies... it worked fine, tho kde 3 has bugs.. :o( > > > > Damian > > > > what does opening a term & typing "urpmi ./+" do then exactly? So you > still have to d/l all the RPM's of KDE3 yourself & urpmi just takes care > of the deps? And if so will it still install KDE3 beside your existing > KDE2.x? > > :) Tough questions I know, but I'm sure you'll pull through this crisis > for me Damian ;p > > I have confidence in your non-Fudding abilities > > Femme > It installs and runs separately. It is KDE3 on the kdm selection and
11 KDE on Xtart from console. You need about 90 Mb space in / or /opt and if you do not have a separate /opt and / doesn't have that much room, then do this: 1. Open a terminal 2. su to root 3. mkdir -p /usr/opt ln -s /usr/opt /opt exit before you install. It seems to run well as security level 2 and to have problems at 3 or higher. Some of the new open sockets do not appear to get the right permissions for intewrprocess communications at higher security levels. Civileme
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