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 installing xfce How do I get gentoo to install xfce from the package cd? I've tried emerge but get the message "there are no ebuilds to satisfy "xfce"" -- Colyn Goodson http://home.swbell.net/colyng http://www.colyngoodson.com      |
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| Re: installing xfce Colyn wrote: > How do I get gentoo to install xfce from the package cd? > I've tried emerge but get the message "there are no ebuilds to satisfy > "xfce"" To see the list of packages that have "xfce" in the name: emerge -s xfce You wanted: emerge xfce4 |
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| Re: installing xfce On Sat, 11 Jun 2005 19:56:12 +0000 (UTC), Paul Bredbury <i@hate-spam.com> wrote: >Colyn wrote: >> How do I get gentoo to install xfce from the package cd? >> I've tried emerge but get the message "there are no ebuilds to satisfy >> "xfce"" > >To see the list of packages that have "xfce" in the name: >emerge -s xfce > >You wanted: emerge xfce4 Thanks It's installing now and looks like it will take awhile. After installation when I log on will it start automaticly or do I need to manually start it. Thanks -- Colyn Goodson http://home.swbell.net/colyng http://www.colyngoodson.com |
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| Re: installing xfce Colyn wrote: > On Sat, 11 Jun 2005 19:56:12 +0000 (UTC), Paul Bredbury > <i@hate-spam.com> wrote: > > >>Colyn wrote: >> >>>How do I get gentoo to install xfce from the package cd? >>>I've tried emerge but get the message "there are no ebuilds to satisfy >>>"xfce"" >> >>To see the list of packages that have "xfce" in the name: >>emerge -s xfce >> >>You wanted: emerge xfce4 > > > Thanks > It's installing now and looks like it will take awhile. > > After installation when I log on will it start automaticly or do I > need to manually start it. It should automatically be added to the selecteble desktop environments if you use login managers as kdm or gdm, if you use another one, you will need to edit your /etc/rc.conf, so that xfce4 will be started when you login from xdm. This of course requiers you are using a runlevel that has X windows system started, if using startx the /etc/rc.conf setting will be important. //Aho |
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