On Wednesday 21 November 2012 17:12:01 you wrote:
On 16/11/12 10:59, Slávek Banko wrote:
3.5.13.x currently not prepared for Wheezy. However, you can use Squeeze version - needs only a few packages from Debian Squeeze. Tested and works.
Hi Slavek, can you please give more details? How to set up repositories so that squeeze versions don't 'spread' and mess up everything?
Many times I wondered if I should prepare 3.5.13.x also for Wheezy. If there will rise interest, it should not be a problem. However, so far I've always decided dismissively on the grounds that Wheezy is not in final state. Slavek
The big problem is: Wheezy is where debian defaults to kde4 and there is no choice.
I do not understand this. There are at least two times during a Wheezy install where one can choose: 1. What desktop environment to install, XFCE, LXDE,KDE, From the first boot menu choose 'advanced options>alternate desktop environments> 2. boot menu > Expert install , you walk through all the choices, more time consuming. 3. Or if you happen to hit the 'Install' or ' Graphical Install' option from the boot menu you can always unselect the 'desktop environment' during the 'Tasksel' phase.
I have been using TDE 3.5.14, nightly builds, on Wheezy works well here. I always do a base/standard Wheezy net install, add Trinity sources, install TDE.
I have to have wheezy because of hardware problems needing the latest drivers and I am forced to use kde4. Wheezy has been out for a long time now and changes are not likely to be huge.
Many thanks for your (all of you!) hard work!
Cheers Ron