On Wed, Apr 02, 2003 at 08:17:52AM -0800, adit y wrote:
> Out of my 20 days linux experience i have 10 days gnome installing
> experience. next time my system crashes and if i don't have a recovery
> cd i will try to find if there is any easy way(automated) to install
> gnome(am too lazy to check w
Hi,
i ended up installing everything starting with gnome,
only ending with -dev can be omitted.
gnome*
gnome2*
gnome-libs
libgnome*
libglade*
imlib
gtk*
glib*
lib6*
gcc*
Out of my 20 days linux experience i have 10 days
gnome installing experience. next time my system
crashes and if i don't have
Hi, the version of Xfree that I installed is the
stock version that comes with the debian 3.0 r1
CDs. I assume it is 4.1.?? and I just want to
install the stock version of gnome that comes
with the debian 3.0 r1 CDs. I'm not even sure
what version it is, I am assuming it is version
2.??
What packag
Hi,
A word of caution( i might be wrong but that's my
experience), i am very new to linux/gnome i tried
installing 2.2 on woody 3.0r1/xfree86 4.3.0, it got
into eternal unresolvable conflicts with the versions
i.e some package is expecting > and other expecting <
of the same package. i think someth
I am very confused.
I had thought that installing Gnome on top of
woody 3.0 r1 would be as easy as "apt-get install
gnome" but apparently not. I have read some
things that made my head spin. so here I am.
I did a dist-upgrade using my new woody 3.0 r1
CD's (upgraded from a potato 2.2 r3) everyth
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