I found answer to this problem. looks like i'm still running woody beta, so some of
the packages are not the same as in the final woody release. Now to download all 7
iso's *sigh*. Sometimes it's hard to notice it's beta when it's so rock solid.. thanx
everyone for ur help.
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On Tue, 24 Sep 2002 11:37:52 Amir Tal wrote:
>On Tuesday 24 September 2002 11:15, Wayward Soul wrote:
>
>i understand that you are trying to install from deb files, not form source.
>cd into the directory containing the kde deb files, and write :
>
>dpkg -i *
>
>optionaly, make sure you've added the correct source to your sources.list file
>(with the correct format as well) and do :
>
>apt-get update
>then :
>
>apt-get install kdelibs
>
>all the base kde packages will be automaticly added.
>you can choose later on which packages you want to add to teh base one's, and
>install them as well.
>
>tal.
>
>
>
>> Hi everyone, I would like ask how do i install kde 3 without a net
>> connection to my debian system. u see i usually download stuff from another
>> machine then burn onto cdrw and install them my linux machine (mostly
>> tarballs). but i'm intereseted in installing kde 3 but it seems i need net
>> connection to do so. is there a way to install from hdd. i tried
>> downloading all the packages and adding them to my sources.list. but
>> nothing seems to be working.
>>
>> Oh i'm new to this so if i'm posting to the wrong mailing list then do tell
>> where is more apropriate. Thanx
>>
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