On Thu, Jan 15, 2004 at 02:09:50PM +0800, Stephen Liu told me: > Hi Greg, Helo! > >The system is running cAos BETA1 and Gnome-2.4.0. > > > If you are running "Debian-unstable", please try follows; > (It works for me) <plug> Linux distribution is caos. :) Similar to Debian from the community aspect (however nowhere near as large and very young), yet based on RPM. http://caosity.org/ </plug> > 1) Change /etc/apt/sources.list all settings to 'unstable" > > 2) Run > - dselect update > - dselect select > (I did not select any item only press 'Q' to exit) > - dselect install > (anwsering a few simple questions. It took about 25 min to complete in > my case) > > 3) Reboot your PC > Then you will have GNOME 2.4 running on you PC. Since I am the one packaging Gnome for the caos distribution (unless someone with more Gnome experience wants to take over or help out), I am guessing that it is a compilation problem. Maybe a certain package or devel package was not installed when I compiled one of the base components thus it did not autoconfigure that support. Another idea is that it is just the order of how things were installed. Any thoughts? > Now I have GNOME 2.4 running smoothly but KDE 3.1 died (previously it > was vice vesa) It looks a little bid funny to me. What made me > rendering into this problem is as follows; > > I ran follows again. > - dselect update > - dselect install > skipping 'dselect select' becuase I don't want to make new selection. > Now I am still searching for a solution. > > Maybe I have to run > - dselect update > - dselect select > - dselect install Hrmm, sorry I have not used Debian in about 3.5 years now... ;) Thanks however for the help! Greg -- Greg M. Kurtzer http://runlevelzero.net/ http://caosity.org/ http://warewulf-cluster.org/ _______________________________________________ gnome-list mailing list gnome-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-list
