Guys,
How can I change from GNOME desktop environment to KDE desktop env?. I
installed both on my Linux (RH 8.0) machine. Apprecited and thanks in
advance guys.
How can I change from GNOME desktop environment to KDE desktop env?. I
installed both on my Linux (RH 8.0) machine. Apprecited and thanks in
advance guys.
man switchdeskQuote:> Guys,
> How can I change from GNOME desktop environment to KDE desktop env?. I
> installed both on my Linux (RH 8.0) machine. Apprecited and thanks in
> advance guys.
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http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q265230
> How can I change from GNOME desktop environment to KDE desktop env?. I
> installed both on my Linux (RH 8.0) machine. Apprecited and thanks in
> advance guys.
SeeYa
Linus
On Sun, 30 Mar 2003 16:37:03 -0500
> > Guys,
> > How can I change from GNOME desktop environment to KDE desktop env?. I
> > installed both on my Linux (RH 8.0) machine. Apprecited and thanks in
> > advance guys.
> There is a menu item on the login screen.
> SeeYa
> Linus
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Dave Brown Austin, TX
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Hello,
Recently my educational institution purchased a UltraSparc Server (on
SunOS), along with about 35 terminals which run CDE as their desktop
environment. Although it is tolerable to use this desktop environment, come
time for about 35 students using the terminals, the terminals become
terribly slow. Furthermore, I have used other desktop environments and I
find them to be much faster when compared to CDE.
I am wondering if someone can give me a pointer on the performance of
CDE--can it expected that CDE is this slow, or are there other desktop
environments that are much faster. (The system admin is considering the
installation of KDE or XFCE)
That leads to my second question: I want to change from CDE to something
like KDE or XFCE. Being a seasoned Linux user, I'm a bit confused. When I
look into the home directory for a temporary user, I see no file by the name
of .xinitrc (this file allows one to change the window manager). I'm
confused. The only files that I found in SunOS were in /usr/dt/config/; but
none of the files mentioned changing the desktop environment.
So my second question to you is, how can I change the window manager. I know
how to install everything quite easily, but I need the login system to be
able to execute the new desktop environment.
I know not if I am very clear with this message, but if you are able to
decrypt my words, I would greatly appreciate your help.
Thank you for your time, and I hope to hear from you soon.
Matthew J. Alicton
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