Aaron Maxwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > 1) When this is all done, will settings in /etc, such as my network
> > settings be changed?
>
> apt-get always asks you before overwriting a /etc file. Just select 'no'
> (the default, iirc) and it will leave the /etc settings untouched. (It
> will
> 1) When this is all done, will settings in /etc, such as my network
> settings be changed?
apt-get always asks you before overwriting a /etc file. Just select 'no'
(the default, iirc) and it will leave the /etc settings untouched. (It
will do this for each /etc/ file separately, so you can clo
Aaron Maxwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote (among other things):
>...
>3. Remove all packages with the string "corel" in them. You can get
>...
>4. Edit /etc/apt/sources.list to point to where the new packages are
>...
>5. As root type:
> apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade
>...
Okay, I a
Aaron Maxwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 6. KDE is now gone (CorelOS comes with a Corelized version of KDE,
> which you removed a few steps ago). In its stead, I installed
> gnome. [1] Install the necessary gnome stuff with this command:
> apt-get install gdm gnome-bin gnome-pa
Aaron Maxwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Someone asked, so here's how I transmuted my version of CorelOS to
> more or less "pure" debian. Though this worked for me, it might be a
> good idea to read any comments made on this post before doing this,
> since IANAG (i am not a guru)
>
> 1. Esta
Someone asked, so here's how I transmuted my version of CorelOS to
more or less "pure" debian. Though this worked for me, it might be a
good idea to read any comments made on this post before doing this,
since IANAG (i am not a guru)
1. Establish a net connection, if it's not already up. (i.e.,
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