How to install Fedora 11 with KDE and Gnome
I've heard of switchdesk, but I think I also heard that you have to install Fedora with both of them from the start. I've installed Fedora with KDE. I'm totally open to reinstalling the OS if I need to, to get both KDE and Gnome installed, but how do I go about doing this?
Basically, I want the following: Gnome and KDE with switchdesk on Fedora 11 64bit. I have currently: Fedora 11 64bit with KDE. Thanks, Chunky |
You don't need to reinstall the system. You can do a group install through Yum (yum in cli). Just do:
Code:
yum groupinstall "groupname" faizlo |
I'm not really sure about this but I'd search Yast for a desktop manager gdm (?). Install that first and then I'd install gnome.
I think gdm is the program that lets you choose your window manager. I don't really know yast but there should be some way to search for desktop managers and for window managers. |
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After wards you can install any other GUI you like to install The easy way to do so use you're package manager . Depending on with version of Fedora use deskstop Gnome or Gnome desktop as search argument if you like to install GNOME as the second desktop A other think disable the autologin so can change the desktop at login |
What's the group I need to install to install Gnome? I tried "Gnome" and got nothing. I tried "Gnome Desktop Enviornment" to no success either.
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you might want to read the manual pages for yum
Code:
man yum Code:
yum groupinstall "GNOME Desktop Environment" |
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