On 2001.09.06 19:03 Greg Wiley wrote: > Good day all- > > On a Debian Potato, I am using KDE 2.1 packages that > are, obviously, not part of Potato but are from a fairly > common source. > > Since KDE 2.2 is slated for inclusion in the upcoming > Debian release, what is the best way to prepare for the > upgrade? I cannot assume that the new packages will > be aware of the old and will upgrade them automatically > ( will they?). So, am I best off finding every trace of > the non-Debian KDE and eradicating or will things just > sort of work out if I leave it all alone? Any suggestions?
Hi! While using dselect or dpkg it happens the same with none-Debian packages then with Debian packages. But KDE is not god for an update. Much things will not run correct after an update. This meats how i've read in a german Linux magazine all distributions. The only way to uptade KDE without having trouble is, first to deinstall KDE and then install the new KDE version. This is the fact cause i changed to Gnome. And since i use Gnome i mean Gnome is much better. KDE may be easyer to configure. But Gnome has more possibilities to configure and looks much better then KDE with the right theme. Timo -- Wer Käse mag, der futtert auch Füsse! :-)
