Fordi

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Joined: April 2004 |
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Posted: Sep. 10 2004,07:35 |
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Ok, dunno about KDE, but here's the process of install for GNOME.
First off, you need a harddrive install with a sane build environment and apt (see the DamnSmallManual 4 DamnSmallLinux)
Press ctrl-alt-backspace.
Next: (optional) update your x-server to the latest version
apt-get install xserver-xfree86
Next, install gnome:
apt-get install gnome
Finally, adjust your .xinitrc. Comment out the while file and add the line, "gnome-session"
type "startx", and you're in your shiny new GNOME environment. Have fun, and don't tease the penguin.
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