Debian: I like it :)
James Colannino
email2jamez at covad.net
Sat Apr 5 01:08:23 CST 2003
I got it to start working. Now I have another problem. It starts
loading KDE, then the X server aborts suddenly in the middle of loading
the Window Manager. When I read the output to tty1, it said something
to the effect of:
(something about fonts) unix:7000 Font (something) not found!
Exiting on Signal 11, X Server aborted
That is nothing like what it actually said, but I hope what I typed
includes the most important elements. Any ideas?
James
Don Erickson wrote:
>In article <3E8DF88C.6010107 at covad.net> you write:
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>>1) When I tried to 'startx,' I got the error, "No screens found." I
>>installed KDE and Gnome, and I ran multiple methods of configuring X,
>>but to no avail. What's going wrong?
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>In /etc/X11/XF86Config-4, X isn't finding a screen configuration that it
>can use. There's a "Screens" section in there with resolutions and color
>depths. It's been a while since I installed a debian distribution, which
>X configure methods did you use?
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>>2) It installed KDE 2.2.2. That is extremely old. I know they have a
>>rep for being stable and that there is a reason, but how would I go
>>about updating to a Debian-specific version of KDE 3.1? Likewise, I
>>would also like to upgrade GNOME.
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>Well, include this line in /etc/apt/sources.list:
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>deb ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian sid main contrib non-free
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>Then, run the commands "apt-get update" followed by
>"apt-get install kdebase". This will get you started.
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>Oh, and have a wide pipe.
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>Regards,
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>-Don
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