2 Nov 2011 03:39
Re: How to install KDE?
On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 5:55 PM, Hugh <boxxxxxoq <at> gmail.com> wrote:
I know there are 3 ways to install packages in PC-BSD.
1. appCafe
2. pkg_add
3. ports
I chose option 2 but got a lot of 'pkg_add: warning: package
'kde4-4.6.5' requires 'py27-cups-1.9.59', but 'py27-cups-1.9.60' is
installed' errors.
Questions,
1. how to deal with these errors?
2. what's a better to install KDE for a beginner.
Thanks.
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Hugh
Hello..
I must assume you are working with v9.0 since v8.2 is KDE-centric :)
It is a very simple matter to add or remove a desktop, such as KDE within v9.0:
Go to the PC-BSD control panel -> System Manager, select System Packages tab, then choose KDE within the 'Desktops' group.
It is possible to initiate the System Manager GUI from the commandline with: pc-sysmanager
CAVEAT **WARNING**
Adding/removing a PC-BSD package within System Manager will also have a side-effect of removal of any installed FreeBSD Ports or Packages.
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Hope you enjoy your time with PC-BSD!
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