Re: Installing task-kde problems.

You'll need to change apt-get to point at the "testing" debian-arm release
rather than "unstable".

In debian parlance unstable means just that, testing is the code for the
next stable release.

To get kde you need to apt-get kde-base and, if you want anti-aliased
fonts freetype2 (or you could try libfreetype6) and xfonts-scalable or
msttcorefonts is a script for dowloading the MicroSoft fonts. On my 340Mb
Microdrive I cna also squeeze on koffice, konqueror, korganiser and
kmahjong.  kdevelop also works, but doesn't leave me any space for doing
development :-(.

Does anyone know the reasoning for intimate defaulting to "unstable"
rather than "testing"?

Matthew Horrobin

> From: [email protected]
> To: [email protected]
> Date: Fri, 14 Sep 2001 20:28:25 +0800
> Subject: [Intimate] Installing task-kde problems
> 
> Has anyone recently succeeded in installing task-kde? apt-get says
> that it has no available version, but exists in the database. kde
> replaces it, but typing:
> 
> apt-get install kde
> 
> results in error messages saying that the latest required dependencies
> are not available for download.
> 
>