14 Nov
2011
14 Nov
'11
11:57 a.m.
On 14/11/11 11:08, Stefan Endrullis wrote:
Hi,
is there a way to install the Trinity Desktop Environment without installing nearly all
KDE3 programs such as digikam, ...?
The proposed package kubuntu-desktop-trinity has IMO quite a lot dependencies.
Is there a certain package which only provides the DE? So that Trinity can be started
from kdm or gdm?
Regards,
Stefan
Yes, although no official documentation mentions it (would be great to
have an official "tde-lite" meta)
I run Squeeze but a similar method *should* work for Ubuntu, it uses
apt. No guarantees it will work for you though!
I make a text list of the packages I actually want, e.g tdelist, then:
(apt-get update and install keyring first)
for i in $( cat path/to/tdelist ); do apt-get install $i; done
The list I use is posted at (will expire in 72 hours):
http://paste.debian.net/145337/
You could edit that and use it.
I always do anything like that with X closed.
Regards,
David