> First Question: Does KDE 3.0 really work with Debian (I rather suspect > something that hasn't made it into Debian's STABLE source yet). KDE 3.0.4 works well on Debian and is in my opinion more stable than KDE 2.2. I think you should upgrade if you use your computer mainly as a Desktop. If you use it as a server and use KDE only to fire some xterms. Maybe, you can wait.
> > Second Question: Can anyone tell me how to properly set DSELECT to a > valid source? Alternatively, if I have to download and compile myself > (usually through the make series or whatever), do I have to do anything > else to properly register KDE 3.0 with APT/APT-GET/DSELECT so that I > don't find KDE downgraded sometime later? > > - Mike The easiest way is to dist-upgrade to sid and follow the instructions on http://www.davidpashley.com/debian-kde/faq.html and related links. Remember that you must first remove completely KDE 2 before installing KDE 3. These faqs have not been updated for the new apt line for KDE 3.0.4. which is for sid : deb http://download.uk.kde.org/pub/kde/stable/3.0.4/Debian/sid ./ (you can change uk for another code country and sid to woody) Charles -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.kde-france.org
