Installing KDE and Removing Ubuntu (Don't want Kubuntu)
Scott (angrykeyboarder)
geekboy at angrykeyboarder.com
Fri Oct 19 08:46:41 UTC 2007
Ben Kevan spake thusly:
> Ok,
>
> As much as people say that Kubuntu is Ubuntu w/ KDE.. It isn't.
> I wanted to install Ubuntu and remove Gnome and install KDE..
You should have started with Kubuntu in the first place....
Then after installing it, if you don't like the Kubuntu flavor of KDE
you can...
$ sudo apt-get install kde
That will install the rest of KDE (Kubuntu leaves a *lot* out) or the
various KDE metapackages and/or individual KDE apps that suit your needs.
Then to get KDE acting like the KDE you know and love, you need to
follow these directions...
http://www.kubuntu.org/faq.php#konqueror
And after that.....
$ sudo apt-get install gtk-app-of-your-choice
This is probably too late, but I figured someone else might find it
useful down the road.
--
Scott
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