Hello, I have a rather antiquated PC, Pentium 4 (usually uses i386 kernels), and I have installed FreeBSD successfully. I prefer this and wish to install GNOME2, but I have tried just about every command to make config-recursive, make install, and even used portmaster and I always end up with an Error code 1 during the Applets installation. I'm suspecting since I have an older FreeBSD version due to my hardware that GNOME2 doesn't seem to work as well. I am now using Debian with GNOME, but wish not to use Debian. Is it possible to download the newest version of GNOME in a tar.gz and see if it works after I install FreeBSD? Or, if someone knows the best way to preconfigure the GNOME2 port before I run make install, that would be most helpful. I prefer GNOME over KDE any day and wish to use it. Any ideas would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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