Has anyone contacted Mr Dell about installing Kubuntu

[anthony baldwin]

Phil Bieber wrote:

>On 5/3/07, anthony baldwin <anthony.baldwin01 at comcast.net> wrote:
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>>Phil Bieber wrote:
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>>>Hi!
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>>>I actually don't know about Ubuntu<->Kubuntu  conversion, but
>>>installing KDE after uninstalling Gnome on a Fedora system gave me a
>>>freaking mess... Gnome apps in KDE is just something I don't
>>>particularly enjoy...
>>>I would prefer a choice between the Ubuntu flavours... Perhaps with 3
>>>sentences and a link to their homepages to describe the difference...
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>>>Cheers
>>>Philipp Bieber
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>>heck, all ya gotta do is sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
>>easy as pie...
>>Oddly, kde is my default, but when I did sudo apt-get install
>>gnome-desktop, afterwards,
>>it gave me the edubuntu version, but that´s fine.  My daughter uses the
>>machine I put
>>that on a lot, and digs it.
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>>tony
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>Hi!
>I know it works that way, same way on Fedora... but are all "gnome
>apps", like gedit and stuff removed, or do they remain installed?
>Cheers
>Philipp Bieber
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Installing KDE doesn´t remove anything.
If you wish to remove gnome, you would have to do ¨sudo apt-get remove 
gnome-desktop¨.

tony

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