Ummm, at a very high level I'd say
1: Install Debian - if the installer asks you at any stage for a choice of
desktop, choose KDE.
2: If the installer didn't ask you to choose a desktop, then run the
following command:
$ apt-get install kde ( or if that doesn't work, apt-cache search kde, and
see what you can install to get KDE.
I'm not sure where you're having trouble, so I'm not going to go any deeper
than that, until you supply more details.
Rory
> -----Original Message-----
> From: ilug-bounces at linux.ie [mailto:ilug-bounces at linux.ie] On Behalf Of
> Lisa Muir
> Sent: 18 August 2010 13:38
> To: Irish Linux Users Group
> Subject: [ILUG] Easiest way to get Debian and KDE
>> Hi Guys,
>> What is the easiest way to get a pure debian desktop configured with
> KDE besides going the kubuntu route? or am I insane to be even
> contimplating the exercise?
>> I'm imagining that everything is going to be straight forward except
> the video configuration or has that changed drastically since I last
> failed to hand configure (ie, about 8 years ago!)?
>> Lisa.
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