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Install KDESubmitted by dark_yux on November 20, 2007 - 12:26pm
How do Install KDE or Beyrl into Darn Small Linux or Puppy Linux? P.S. I'm not a programmer but I will try. Please don't be rude. ( categories: )
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First
of all Compiz Fusion is the new compositing manager, which is a fusion of Beryl and Compiz. I would use not use KDE for a thumb drive Linux. I think DSL is Debian based so check this for the packages you want: http://www.debian.org/distrib/packages
*In a high singing voice* All the little creatures of the forest!
and stuff...
uhmmm
DLS is based off of Knoppix (in which then Knoppix is based off of Debian
)
I'm sold! Anything that can compute and warm my coffee is total awesome. - OliverK
Question?
So what exactly am I looking at?
Sig?
Just
try that link I gave you and search for the packages you want.
*In a high singing voice* All the little creatures of the forest!
and stuff...
Your best bet
is to get support from Damn Small Linux's forum and not here, they are the experts of their OS and would be better suited to answer your question for you
I'm sold! Anything that can compute and warm my coffee is total awesome. - OliverK
Pretty easy
It's in fact pretty easy to do that. First thing to do is to check if there is any KDE package in PupGet (Puppy Only) or MyDSL (DSL only). If there aren't any KDE packages you have to find the packages. Try Espreon's link for DSL (not sure if Debian based). OR try this link for puppy packages.
There's no need to be a programmer (I don't know NOTHING about programing and I use Linux
).
- It is blue! - What? And... why... blue? - It is blue because it is! What were you expecting, that it was green? That makes no sense!
Formerly known as ptmb.
It's actually quite easy.
It's actually quite easy. You'll need a few packages from KDE.Org (grab the KDE source package and it's dependacies) then all you need to do is extract, navigate to it in bash ("cd /home/user/path") then type "./configure" if that finishes with no errors type "make" then type "make install".
Refer to http://docs.kde.org/development/en/kdebase/faq/install.html for more information. Programmer knowedge is not required. (But it is a big help)
Hmm?