determined that I have no files such as ~/.xserverrc or ~/.Xsession .
Is there some sort of point by point check list of the steps to get KDE
running? Note I want to be able to switch between KDE and Gnome.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
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After using KDE for a while, I'm getting a bit tired of its bloatedness
and am ready to move on to a more minimalistic WM. I never really liked
GNOME and my top two choices for a new WM are Fluxbox and sawfish. Both
of them are installed on my system but I can't seem to get them to run.
Typing
On Mon, 2003-09-22 at 19:04, Lukas Fried wrote:
After using KDE for a while, I'm getting a bit tired of its bloatedness
and am ready to move on to a more minimalistic WM. I never really liked
GNOME and my top two choices for a new WM are Fluxbox and sawfish. Both
of them are installed on my
Anyone ever had the old KDE gnome switcharoo? I log into KDE, KDE starts
and after about 5-10 seconds I auto-magically switch to Ximian Gnome.
Its very aggravating.
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On Wed, 2003-08-13 at 16:54, Stephen Kuhn wrote:
Why not make use of MenuMaker to create menus for you - they're
compliable...??
See, now this is just the kind of thing I was looking for.
From reading the site it looks as though it just finds executables,
right? This is close, but I'd
Thanks, I'll look into this. Does anyone know if WindowMaker has an
equivalent add-on?
On Wed, 2003-08-13 at 09:34, David Hart wrote:
On Wed, 2003-08-13 at 09:12, Ben Hall wrote:
There is an add-on to Ice that facilitates Gnome Menus.
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, and a user logging into two systems gives
errors about config files being overwritten etc.)
As an alternative to Gnome or KDE, I have been looking into setting the
default WM to one of WindowMaker, IceWM or XFCE. (3.18) however, it
appears as though none of these follow the freedesktop.org
about config files being overwritten etc.)
As an alternative to Gnome or KDE, I have been looking into setting the
default WM to one of WindowMaker, IceWM or XFCE. (3.18) however, it
appears as though none of these follow the freedesktop.org spec for
system menus. Do any of you know of existing
On Wed, 2003-08-13 at 09:12, Ben Hall wrote:
Hello,
As an alternative to Gnome or KDE, I have been looking into setting the
default WM to one of WindowMaker, IceWM or XFCE. (3.18) however, it
appears as though none of these follow the freedesktop.org spec for
system menus. Do any of you
(or at least something that does not look at least 90% same), they would
freak out and it would take me forever to warm them up to the new system.
Is there a look for Gnome or KDE that would resemble WindowsME(or XP) as close
as possible? Where can I get that theme?
Apolinaras Apollo Sinkevicius
Carmel
Hi,
I have just successfully installed the linux RH7.3 and the option
did not ask for installation of the KDE. So I would need help to install
that manually, please help.
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On Monday 06 January 2003 10:36 pm, you wrote:
Hi,
I have just successfully installed the linux RH7.3 and the option
did not ask for installation of the KDE. So I would need help to install
that manually, please help.
With RH7.2:
On the login screen, click on Session, then click on KDE.
On 13-Dec-2002/15:03 -0600, Jody Cleveland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you need a GUI filemanager, turn off Nautilus and use GMC.
I didn't realize gmc was gui. Is it the same as the one you see when you
type in mc at a command line?
There's a lot of the same code, but GMC has been extended
There's a lot of the same code, but GMC has been extended with a GUI.
How do I get it, or get to it?
Jody
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On 16-Dec-2002/08:49 -0600, Jody Cleveland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There's a lot of the same code, but GMC has been extended with a GUI.
How do I get it, or get to it?
Open an xterm; You'll need it to start GMC.
Then look for a session management app in the menu system. You'll need to
change
If you need a GUI filemanager, turn off Nautilus and use GMC.
I didn't realize gmc was gui. Is it the same as the one you see when you
type in mc at a command line?
Jody
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An age old question for the collective...KDE or Gnome...
Greetings all! I have an older (266MHz 96MB RAM) PC running RedHat 7.3. It
plods along at a decent rate. I installed the KDE desktop just out of force
of habit and was wondering if Gnome would run quicker or if there is really
On Thu, 2002-12-12 at 14:54, -Taylor - wrote:
An age old question for the collective...KDE or Gnome...
Greetings all! I have an older (266MHz 96MB RAM) PC running RedHat 7.3. It
plods along at a decent rate. I installed the KDE desktop just out of force
of habit and was wondering
old question for the collective...KDE or Gnome...
Greetings all! I have an older (266MHz 96MB RAM) PC running RedHat 7.3. It
plods along at a decent rate. I installed the KDE desktop just out of force
of habit and was wondering if Gnome would run quicker or if there is really
no drastic
On 12-Dec-2002/14:54 -0600, -Taylor - [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
An age old question for the collective...KDE or Gnome...
Greetings all! I have an older (266MHz 96MB RAM) PC running RedHat 7.3. It
plods along at a decent rate. I installed the KDE desktop just out of force
of habit
On Thu, 2002-12-12 at 17:52, Anthony E. Greene wrote:
On 12-Dec-2002/14:54 -0600, -Taylor - [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
An age old question for the collective...KDE or Gnome...
Greetings all! I have an older (266MHz 96MB RAM) PC running RedHat 7.3. It
plods along at a decent rate. I
-Taylor == -Taylor - [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
An age old question for the collective...KDE or Gnome...
Greetings all! I have an older (266MHz 96MB RAM) PC running RedHat 7.3. It
plods along at a decent rate. I installed the KDE desktop just out of force
of habit and was wondering
If you are running Red Hat 8, At the login screen in the lower left
corner, click Session. A Dialog will open asking you which desktop you
want. Choose and be happy.
-Josh
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use switchdesk
Anthony
Hi all,
Is the any way we can shift beween GNOME and KDE if we have both installed
on the desktop.
I'd appreciate your suggestions.
Peram
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Did you try the Xconfigurator?
You need to configure your display settings with the command and then try
startx.
Thanks,
Peram
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Date: Fri, 1 Nov 2002 13:00:47
Hi all,
Is the any way we can shift beween GNOME and KDE if we have both installed
on the desktop.
I'd appreciate your suggestions.
Peram
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Hi all,
Is the any way we can shift beween GNOME and KDE if
we have both installed
on the desktop.
I'd appreciate your suggestions.
Peram
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Switchdesk is the application I think, requires a restart of X client
though.
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Subject: Shifting between KDE and Gnome
Hi all,
Is the any way we
Modify id:3:initdefault in /etc/inittab from runlevel 3 to 5
Reboot
Make the desired selection during login to gdm
On Fri, 1 Nov 2002, Sudhaker P wrote:
Is the any way we can shift beween GNOME and KDE if we have both installed
on the desktop.
I'd appreciate your suggestions.
Peram
Can anyone help me with creating a launcher for kde and or gnome manually? What we're trying to accomplish is to create a desktop panel launcher button withoutthat we can installwith our rpm installation sothat the launcher will be there automatically. Can someone lead me to what files need
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Can anyone help me with creating a launcher for kde and or gnome
manually? What we're trying to accomplish is to create a desktop panel
launcher button without that we can install
Well, since my old 6 GB HD died I went over to Shinjuku today and got a new
IBM 40 GB HD - just $64!
Anyway, everything is re-installed. whew
Since I had more disk space this time I installed also KDE in addition to
Gnome. But what does it mean that there is a KDE menu inside Gnome? I
thought
in addition to
Gnome. But what does it mean that there is a KDE menu inside Gnome? I
thought they were two separate desktop environments. It seems that from
inside Gnome I can access all the KDE menus/apps - even the KDE desktop
theme settings.
=
Coool, huh ;o
like: Xfce, Icewm, Blackbox, Fluxbox,
Enlightenment, Windowmaker, afterst. (huh, well, you get the point ;))
What does it mean, though, for there to be KDE desktop themes settings from
inside Gnome?
And about the apps, if they run under either KDE or Gnome, why are they
called KDE apps?
doug
in.
And about the apps, if they run under either KDE or Gnome, why are they
called KDE apps?
Because they're distributed (invariably) with the KDE system, and they're
written to integrate right into KDE cleanly. If you start a KDE-specific
app in Gnome via a terminal, you might see stuff about
So:
(1) Would a KDE app run faster directly under KDE than in Gnome?
(2) Why not design all apps like Netscape so they are
non-desktop-manager-specific?
(3) Are both KDE and Gnome equally active as far as support and on-going
development and enthusiasm goes?
(4) Are there KDE/Gnome warz
On Mon, 29 Jul 2002, Doug Lerner wrote:
So:
(1) Would a KDE app run faster directly under KDE than in Gnome?
I can't say I've noticed a slow down running K apps under Gnome, or vice
versa. There is a definite difference in looks of course.
(2) Why not design all apps like Netscape so
Doug Lerner,
On Sunday July 28, 2002 04:44, you said something about:
So:
(1) Would a KDE app run faster directly under KDE than in Gnome?
Not necessarily run faster, but it would load faster.
(2) Why not design all apps like Netscape so they are
non-desktop-manager-specific
Hi all,
I was using Gnome for a while, and really liked the ability to change
desktops by moving the mouse to the edge of the screen I have since changed
to KDE - for reasons I can't now remember (!) and would like to know if and
how I can achieve the same functionality. I cant find any thing
Is there an easy way to do this?
I just installed WP office 2000 and it installed a menu to KDE but I use Gnome.
Thanks,
Steve
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Hi All
I have a problem which is crucial for people using kde and gnome. All
our computers have some extra code in their /etc/zshenv file which
delimits which people can use which machines. Essentialy it runs like
this
if ! fgrep -x "$LOGNAME" $LABDIR/lab2.5 ; then
and some more
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