Re: have stable, desire KDE

2001-08-09 Thread mikepolniak
Bob Koss wrote: > > I finally have a stable, functioning, system running X, using ice. It > works. Cool. > > I would like to try KDE. What's my best plan to do this, since KDE is > in Woody? Should I do a dist-upgrade and then get the KDE packages, > or should I get the KDE packages in the orde

Re: have stable, desire KDE

2001-08-08 Thread Sam Varghese
On Wed, Aug 08, 2001 at 06:57:27AM -0400, Bob Koss wrote: > > I finally have a stable, functioning, system running X, using ice. It > works. Cool. > > I would like to try KDE. What's my best plan to do this, since KDE is > in Woody? Should I do a dist-upgrade and then get the KDE packages, > or

RE: have stable, desire KDE

2001-08-08 Thread Bob Koss
> > Have a look ay http://kde.debian.net > Wow, that was relatively easy. Thanks. I have to say that this is the friendliest and most helpful Linux group I've ever encountered. Robert S. Koss, Ph.D. | Training and Mentoring Senior Consultant | Object Oriented Design Object Mentor,

Re: have stable, desire KDE

2001-08-08 Thread Frank Zimmermann
Bob Koss wrote: I finally have a stable, functioning, system running X, using ice. It works. Cool. I would like to try KDE. What's my best plan to do this, Have a look ay http://kde.debian.net Frank

have stable, desire KDE

2001-08-08 Thread Bob Koss
I finally have a stable, functioning, system running X, using ice. It works. Cool. I would like to try KDE. What's my best plan to do this, since KDE is in Woody? Should I do a dist-upgrade and then get the KDE packages, or should I get the KDE packages in the order listed at kde.org and hope th