Le Samedi 25 Janvier 2003 18:59, Michael Peddemors a �crit : > Just a few notes .. Thought I would try an install as if I was a typical > debian newbie.. And take notes along the way. > > Installed Debian Base. > Did an 'apt-get update','apt-get upgrade' > I find I can't do anything unless I can edit/look at files so I did a quick > 'apt-get vim less' > Now, I added the nolden source, and did another 'apt-get update' > > Okay, now I decide I need mail, so 'apt-get kmail' > Hmm, okay in theory kmail can work like that, but as a user on a personal > pc, it won't so did an 'apt-get xserver-svga' and went through the dpkg. >
I think that a newbie should use tasksel and not apt for installing KDE. So It would be better to lobby for a KDE-Workstation task in tasksel that would automatically install X before KDE than creating dependencies in the packages. Cheers, Charles -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.kde-france.org
