Re: Installing on Ubuntu 11.10 KDE Plasma 4.7.1

Hello Tom,

It is not mandatory for Quanta to have KDE up.
Linux Mint and Fedora 15 are also viable for Quanta under Gnome.
A small drawback with Gnome and Quanta is the absence of sftp uploading
possibilities in Quanta, however.

Kind regards,

Kees



2011/11/24 Tom Tinker <[email protected]>

> I'm new to Linux, using it off and on for about a year. I first installed
> Ubuntu 11.04, and was happily using QuantaPlus. Then I upgraded to 11.10
> Ocelot. Now, Quanta will no longer run. And it is no longer available in
> the Ubuntu software center. Further, I got fed up with the new Unity
> interface, and installed KDE Plasma 4.7.1, figuring it would allow me to
> use Quanta. (I really am impressed with KDE, by the way. Much better than
> Unity.) I tested out Bluefish and Komposer, but I like Quanta a lot better,
> and want to continue using it. Since it doesn't seem possible to apt-get
> Quanta anymore, I downloaded both the Quanta Plus (3.1.1) and Kdewebdev
> (4.7.0) tar files, but I have no idea which to use, or how to install tar
> files. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
>
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