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Operating Systems => Linux and UNIX => Topic started by: TU on 29 July 2002, 01:54

Title: Upgradeing to KDE3 on mandrake 8.2
Post by: TU on 29 July 2002, 01:54
anyone wanna write a mini how to or gimmie a url to some instructions? Thanks!  (http://smile.gif)
Title: Upgradeing to KDE3 on mandrake 8.2
Post by: flap on 29 July 2002, 02:20
Download RPMs
urpmi <directory where RPMs are>/*
Title: Upgradeing to KDE3 on mandrake 8.2
Post by: trc3 on 29 July 2002, 03:41
I wouls suggest getting mandrake 9.0, I just downloaded and installed, its great, lot of bug fix's and it comes with kde3.

[ July 29, 2002: Message edited by: trc3 ]

Title: Upgradeing to KDE3 on mandrake 8.2
Post by: preacher on 29 July 2002, 14:07
quote:
Originally posted by trc3:
I wouls suggest getting mandrake 9.0, I just downloaded and installed, its great, lot of bug fix's and it comes with kde3.

[ July 29, 2002: Message edited by: trc3 ]




Well, Im assuming that hes a newbie if he cant figure out how to install kde3, so it probably wouldnt be a good idea for him to be using the beta of mandrake. Im sure it does have some bug fixes for problems in 8.2, but it probably still has its own beta level bugs, and I hesitate before reccommending it to anyone new for a stable setup.
Title: Upgradeing to KDE3 on mandrake 8.2
Post by: slave on 29 July 2002, 20:52
www.microsoft.com/switch (http://www.microsoft.com/switch)
Title: Upgradeing to KDE3 on mandrake 8.2
Post by: voidmain on 29 July 2002, 22:56
RedHat 7.3 comes with KDE 3.0.  It's not beta and I've been running it on several machines for a couple of months now without any trouble at all.
Title: Upgradeing to KDE3 on mandrake 8.2
Post by: TU on 30 July 2002, 00:13
It was actually very east  :D  ftp.kde.com (i think) has a directory for mandrake. download those. and then just fill the dependices with www.rpmfind.net (http://www.rpmfind.net)
Title: Upgradeing to KDE3 on mandrake 8.2
Post by: voidmain on 30 July 2002, 08:02
That's exactly how I did it before I upgraded to RedHat 7.3 that comes with it.  Good suggestion.