Hi Kevin and KDE users,
Thanks for your quick response and sorry for the wrong Subject line.
(I "replied" to an existing message. I meant to change the subject
but forgot to do so.) Thanks also for letting me know the debian-kde
list.
| kdeedu, for example, is a metapackage, i.e. it is without content
| and just depends on the actual program packages. Thus, if you
| remove one, you also remove the metapackage, but all other packages
| it dependet on remain installed.
|
| Same for the meta package "kde"
Aha! I got it!
| You can install "kde-core", or if you know exactly which
| applications you will be needing, install just those packages, apt
| will do the rest As a hint: if you do this, do not forget kwin,
| kicker, kdesktop, kdm and ksplash :)
|
| My recommendation is to start with kde-core (depends on kdelibs and
| kdebase)
Or, since I've already have the full KDE package installed, which is
fully working, it's a matter of deleting unused subcomponents.
So, I'll try to delete the educational subcomponent first and see
what happens.
Regards,
Ryo
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