After a time of reflection, to share with you another day, let's change the subject a bit, I'll make the first specific entry for Debian. Let's see how to install KDE 4.1 on Debian.
First we need an image-4.0 Debian etch. Download Here . Debian install normally, but in the last step, select the option not to use a network mirror (ie, we leave the facility with the least possible) Restart our new Debian system. Now it
Debian update to the latest version. Upgrading to the latest version now
$ su
We add the missing repositories.
# nano / etc / apt / sources.list
add: deb
http://ftp.debian.org/ etch / updates
main contrib deb-src http://ftp.debian.org/ etch / updates main contrib
update:
# aptitude update # aptitude upgrade
add the repositories of the next version :
# Repositories Original Lenny
http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian deb unstable main contrib non-free deb-src
http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian unstable main contrib non-free
We return to update and add the repositories of the next version repositories experimental version (with a couple of eggs):
# Repositories Original Sid: deb
http://ftp.debian.org/debian testing main contrib non-free deb-src
http://ftp.debian.org/debian testing main contrib non-free
Experimental # Repositories: deb
experimental http://ftp.debian.org/debian
main deb-src main experimental http://ftp.debian.org/debian
Idea is building on Debian stable, get the version of Debian Sid course you can also download a small iso Sid (testing) Sure it is possible that you have a while swarming the Debian repository.
Now start walking. To avoid dependency problems, we do a "Unhold" package "apt", "aptitude" and "dpkg" (Try it without doing this, to see who beats the record low score on dependency resolution ... xD)
Unhold apt # aptitude # aptitude Unhold
# aptitude aptitude dpkg Unhold
course she also can not do and ignore it, adding the option - ignore-hold using apt. Now
update:
# aptitude update # aptitude upgrade
And now is when we installed KDE4 (finally right?) Will install los paquetes que necesitemos añadiendo la opción "-t experimental" que dará preferencia al repositorio de la distribución Experimental. Si tenemos problemas de dependencias, es muy probable que hayamos olvidado incluir ésta opción.
Recordad que no hace falta quitar ningun repositorio del sources.list, ya que aptitude siempre intentará instalar la versión de la distribución actual, lo que en la práctica significa que estamos usando Debian Sid, y sólo usaremos "ciertos" paquetes de Debian Experimental. También podemos instalar paquetes de la distribución "unstable" o "stable" indicándolo con "-t" pero no es recomendable.
#aptitude -t experimental install kde4
This will install the full version of the desktop if you want just the basics can install kde4-minimal.
Indeed, in the experimental repository can find other gems such as OpenOffice 3.0:
# aptitude-t experimental install-base OpenOffice.org2 OpenOffice.org2 OpenOffice.org2-calc-draw-OpenOffice.org2 OpenOffice.org2 math-writer
And that's how. If you know you are in doubt, ask. Ala
