Bob Alexander wrote:
> Question 2) Is there a know CLEAN way of cleaning up one environment
> and switching to the other ? Im my case eliminate Gnome and a have a
> pure KDE environment (even though Grip is great :->) ?
>
I think you should simply remove the libs-package of the environment
desire
Bob Alexander wrote:
> Dear friends,
> I currently run a Gnome desktop but also have some KDE appls I cannot
> seem to live with including Konqueror and k3b.
>
> Of Gnome I like the project utopia stuff (hal, d-bus, hotplug etc.).
>
> Question 1) What is the state of the art for KDE discovering,
Chris Humphries wrote:
> When you figure it out, let the Gnome or KDE project know ;)
Fortunately, I have never done anything like this, but what I would try is
to use aptitude, mark some core GNOME package (gnome-libs?) as used for
deletion and then go through all package which are broken by this
On Wed, 2005-09-14 at 07:38 +1000, Arjen Verweij wrote:
> I think I used debfoster for this once (or was it deborphan?) to get rid
> of KDE and it was an exceedingly tedious job.
>
Well, I'd simply just do an apt-get remove --purge on all of the kde
metapackages. It might not get absolutely ever
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| On (13/09/05 23:38), Arjen Verweij wrote:
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| Date: Tue, 13 Sep 2005 23:38:49 +0200
| From: Arjen Verweij <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| Subject: Re: KDE vs Gnome
| To: SmartList
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| I think I used debfoster for thi
I think I used debfoster for this once (or was it deborphan?) to get rid
of KDE and it was an exceedingly tedious job.
Bob Alexander wrote:
> Dear friends,
> I currently run a Gnome desktop but also have some KDE appls I cannot
> seem to live with including Konqueror and k3b.
>
> Of Gnome I like
Dear friends,
I currently run a Gnome desktop but also have some KDE appls I cannot
seem to live with including Konqueror and k3b.
Of Gnome I like the project utopia stuff (hal, d-bus, hotplug etc.).
Question 1) What is the state of the art for KDE discovering, loading
modules and automagical
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