Hello,
I don't suppose you would be so kind as to outline the steps you took?
I really don't hate gnome or anything (prefer it to kde) and might want
to put it back sometime... you sound like you have some experience at
this...
thanks!
I just waded through the dselect package list, hitting -
Hey guys, I'm going to get rid of gnome by dpkg -purging all four of the
task-gnome-* debs that I installed.
I also stumbled on the fact that, for some reason, apt-get install mc
also gets rid of them. unless one of you guys yells at me, this is
probably the method that I will use, as I want
Hello,
What the heck is the big deal about gnome anyway?
I have only seen the gnome that comes on the Debian 2.1 CD, I
have not seen later versions. I believe gnome is in its infancy
stage at present. From what I have read about it on the web, the
big deal appears to be that a full set of
tf wrote:
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What the heck is the big deal about gnome anyway?
Was this flame-bait really necessary? If you don't like it, don't use
it. Either way, don't make a big deal about it.
--
Ed C.
tf [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
tf Hey guys, I'm going to get rid of gnome by dpkg -purging all four
tf of the task-gnome-* debs that I installed.
That's not going to get rid of the GNOME stuff. Those packages just
depend on lots of other packages; you need to actually go off and
remove those
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 10/17/99
at 09:37 AM, David Z. Maze [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
That's not going to get rid of the GNOME stuff. Those packages just depend
on lots of other packages; you need to actually go off and remove those
packages too (generally gnome-*) to really purge GNOME.
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