On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 6:50 AM, Nikos Chantziaras <realnc@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
Allen Meyers wrote:Ubuntu is actually Debian-based, so the same commands can be used in
>
> I recently included Debian Lenny in my boot process, I choose netinst or
> network install to limit ISO image time & fetch the remaining packages
> over the Internet. However I did not see or the KDE choice was not
> present. Like in ubuntu is there a terminal command and if so does it
> install latest or are there choices like 3.5 etc.
both Debian as well as Ubuntu (like aptitude and apt-get).
So just like in Ubuntu, you can do:
aptitude search kde
to get a list of KDE related packages and:
aptitude install package_name
to install it.
Thank you so much and I appreciate your expedient response
Allen
Allen
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