How to install KDE from CD?

[Dark Star]

Please let me know the meathod I got Kubuntu and Ubuntu installed I wanna install KDE though only 26 days for KDE 4 but still I loved amarok can't wait for 26 days

Regards

 

[The_Devil_Himself]

i think you cannot install KDE from a kubuntu live cd.

But you can download amarok from add\remove softwares if that is the sole criteria for choosing KDE.Exaile is similar to amarok and worth trying too.

 

[Dark Star]

^^ I am using Exaile but Amarok is gr8 and I don't wanna install Amarok in Gnome

 

[QwertyManiac]

You wanna install KDE or KDE4 specifically from a CD?

You can perhaps procure an AptOnCD for Kubuntu-KDE4 packages, or you can try out Hardy Heron Kubuntu Alpha, which I suppose has KDE4?

There's no way you can get KDE4 without downloading, at least none am aware of.

But you say you have Kubuntu and Ubuntu installed. So if its not KDE4 you want, what is it?

 

[MetalheadGautham]

Please let me know the meathod I got Kubuntu and Ubuntu installed I wanna install KDE though only 26 days for KDE 4 but still I loved amarok can't wait for 26 days

Regards

Abe useless... Mai toh 20 months wait kar raha hoon comp upgrade ke liye, aur thu KDE4 ke liye 26 days nahi wait kar saktha kya? Agar kise ne KDE 4 ko modify kar ke sab program ko theek tharah se naam diya, thoh mai bhi KDE install karoonga. Abhi Gnome ki Angrazi hi theek lag rahi hai.

And why do you have BOTH kubuntu and Ubuntu? you could have installed Ubuntu, then installed the K Desktop Manager, amaroK, Kaffine, Konsole, Konqueror, etc. You can choose the session from the logon screen as KDE to use Kubuntu. Adept is useless because Synaptic is more stable (in gnome).

 

[FilledVoid]

If you just want to install Amarok all you need to do is sudo apt-get install amarok if you have all the repos selected and updated.

If you want to install KDE for Ubuntu then yuo can refer this.

KDE (*kde.org) is the !desktop environment used natively in !Kubuntu. To install from Ubuntu: « sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop », or see *help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingKDE . Latest KDE version is 3.5.8 for Gutsy and Feisty, 3.5.6 for Edgy, and 3.5.5 for Dapper. See *kubuntu.org for more information.

I elieve the packages you might need to install is

kubuntu desktop, or kdm and kde-core

However Im not absolutely sure about this.

 

[Dark Star]

Well I forgot the put CD I meant I have Kubuntu CD and Ubuntu Installed Btw I am thinking waiting would be nice.. But is there a way of Install KDE from Live CD to Ubuntu

 

[QwertyManiac]

No, there's no way. Install it on another partition. Digit's DVD might have kubuntu-desktop, however, if you have got it.

 

[FilledVoid]

Chip also has Ubuntu 7.10 DVD edition if you are planning to get it.

 

[Dark Star]

No, there's no way. Install it on another partition. Digit's DVD might have kubuntu-desktop, however, if you have got it.

Digit provided CD ver . in DVD I installed it in new partition and it worked like CD no extra thingy

 

[FilledVoid]

Digit provided CD ver . in DVD I installed it in new partition and it worked like CD no extra thingy

Are you serious!!!!! I just gave that DVD to someone who doesnt have a fast internet connection and told him he wouldnt have to download alot fo stuff with this edition :S

 

[Dark Star]

^^ Yep I am sure . It installed just like Gnome or default Ubuntu CD does no other option

 

[FilledVoid]

Hmmm the DVD version will not allow you to select KDE or at least I dont recall an option to select WindowManagers.

 

[Dark Star]

^^ There is ! but the DVD did not have anything new and extra

 

[FilledVoid]

Well my friend is going to skin me alive when he finds out he has to download alot of stuff

 

[ChaiTan3]

The DVD that digit provided does have some packages of kde
to install it add the dvd to the repository
and then do
sudo apt-get install kde-core
or kdebase
the packages are around 50 mb.....out of which 18 mb you will have to download from net