Dear Michael:
I just did this yesterday and back in the newsgroup are a series of
exchanges
with the subject 'starting x'.
Here is the gist of what I did from command line to a KDE logon last
night.
apt-get install x-window-system
apt-get install kde kdevelop kdelibs kdebase
At that point, I had a KDE logon.
I am still searching for the knowledge to change back and forth twixt
Gnome
and KDE with Debian and the knowldege to run X remotely from one of my other
computers.
I can logon to the new Debian box with 'ssh -X xx.xx.xx.xx', but when I
run
kwrite, I get the message 'cannot connect to X server', even though I ran
'xhost +localhost' on the new Debian computer and rebooted it.
Charles
On Sunday 19 December 2004 10:29, Mickel Rateliff wrote:
> To whom it may concern,
> I just purchased and a copy of Debian Yet after I installed it I found all
> it boots up to is a command line host. i am not sure of how to install the
> gui and have it run on bootup. If there is any doc or other stuff let me
> know.
> Thank you
> Mickel rateliff
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