Re: Re: tips on getting TDE to run smoothly

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On 2018-02-19 19:53, William Morder wrote:


On Monday 19 February 2018 10:03:11 deloptes wrote:
Brian Durant wrote:
Here is my personal check list to make sure that useful items get added
to a minimal install:

$ sudo apt-get install clipit axel aria2 aspell-da audacity ripperx
xarchiver desktop-base clipit cups gtkorphan gdebi pulseaudio
pavucontrol pepperflash wicd synaptic xcfa xorg

Ok, but this is according your preferences. From what you have listed I
need to post-install  only pavucontrol. The rest is pulled via the
dependencies.

I must admit I have never installed some kind of desktop before installing
TDE.

regards


(...)
But then you must start out running everything from a shell, am I right? because you don't yet have TDE
installed? Sort of like Puppy Linux or one of those distros?
(...)
>
Bill

The best thing to do with Devuan is to use a graphic expert install. The only time you need to use the terminal is basically first run, where you edit the /etc/apt/sources.list (commenting out the "CD" and adding the trinity repositories). Then you run "sudo su apt-get update" and "# apt-get install <your additional software packages>. Assuming that you use sudo like I do, rather than root. Restart and you are off and running.

Brian

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