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Step by step tutorial for installing KDE and removing Gnome: | Step by step tutorial for installing KDE and removing Gnome: | ||
# | # Open up '''Terminal''' . | ||
# '''yum install @kde-desktop system-switch-displaymanager kdm''' | # Log in as root via '''su''' . | ||
# Enter '''yum install @kde-desktop system-switch-displaymanager kdm''' | |||
# '''system-switch-displaymanager kdm''' | # '''system-switch-displaymanager kdm''' | ||
# | # Reboot your machine. | ||
# | # Log in, and be sure to choose KDE as session. | ||
# | # If you plan to remove GNOME, continue; otherwise you're done now. | ||
# | # You can now enter '''yum remove @gnome-desktop''' . Watch out that this doesn't remove any programs you want to keep! | ||
# you should be | # Now you should be able to use KDE as the default Desktop Environment. | ||
Thanks to shivam for contributing! | |||
Revision as of 20:46, 23 January 2010
Step by step tutorial for installing KDE and removing Gnome:
- Open up Terminal .
- Log in as root via su .
- Enter yum install @kde-desktop system-switch-displaymanager kdm
- system-switch-displaymanager kdm
- Reboot your machine.
- Log in, and be sure to choose KDE as session.
- If you plan to remove GNOME, continue; otherwise you're done now.
- You can now enter yum remove @gnome-desktop . Watch out that this doesn't remove any programs you want to keep!
- Now you should be able to use KDE as the default Desktop Environment.
Thanks to shivam for contributing!