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by :) » Wed, 16 Jun 1999 04:00:00

Hi,
I want to remove the newsreader from KDE (the KRM that came with
the KDE).
Can it be done without wrecking everything else?

Thanks,

Alex

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by **Donovan Rebbec** » Thu, 17 Jun 1999 04:00:00

>Hi,
> I want to remove the newsreader from KDE (the KRM that came with
>the KDE).

shhhh ... the author often reads here (-;

Quote:>Can it be done without wrecking everything else?

Depending on your KDE installation, You'll need to either uninstall
kdenetwork ( in which case , you lose kppp, kmail, and the other net stuff )
or the kdenetwork-news ( or whatever it's called ) package ( in which case
nothing else will be affected ) If you have slackware, you can just nuke the
individual files and it wont wreck anything else ( just make sure you nuke the
right files !!! )

--
Donovan

by :) » Thu, 17 Jun 1999 04:00:00

> >Hi,
> > I want to remove the newsreader from KDE (the KRM that came with
> >the KDE).

> shhhh ... the author often reads here (-;

> >Can it be done without wrecking everything else?

> Depending on your KDE installation, You'll need to either uninstall
> kdenetwork ( in which case , you lose kppp, kmail, and the other net stuff )
> or the kdenetwork-news ( or whatever it's called ) package ( in which case
> nothing else will be affected ) If you have slackware, you can just nuke the
> individual files and it wont wreck anything else ( just make sure you nuke the
> right files !!! )

> --
> Donovan

Thanks. I'll try it.

Alex

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