26 Nov
2011
26 Nov
'11
12:21 p.m.
On Saturday 26 November 2011 10:47:12 am Raevyn Vieria-Madison wrote:
I was curious if anyone has run into this odd
situation...
I have Ubuntu and Kubuntu, and when I install TDE some parts in the
systemsettings panel wont work properly, but when I install TDE on its
own, those parts work. So I know its an issue with the other desktops
"stealing" control is all. But this is my oddity.. I decided to see what
Debian is about right. I installed it, and then I installed TDE. For
some reason the systemsettings program didnt download. No biggie I found
it in the repositories and installed it. But then I found that several
options that should be in there are not. For simplicities sake I will
name them off as a list:
1. Disks and Filesystems
2. User management
3. WINE configurator
4. System services
I was wondering if there is a way to like, bring those modules in? I
havent ever seen them just not be there before. Could it be an issue
with Debian installing GNOME?
For reference:
I install Debian with out a desktop or X, this is the base + standard install.
This is pretty easy to do on most of the install options Debian presents. Probably
not the auto-install, which I have not tried. Uncheck the 'desktop' in
the 'tasksel' screen that is part of the install.
I add TDE sources and do a TDE install, this gives me a clean TDE DE, which is
what I want , ymmv.
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Peace,
Greg