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Old 08-20-2003, 10:12 AM   #1
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gnome and apt


hey all.
im running gnome and when i do a "rpm -qa | grep gnome-desktop" to get the version num, it gives me "gnome-desktop-2.0.6-4".

and the latest gnome release is 2.2

when i do an upgrade using apt, it doesnt do it as it says it is already the latest version installed.

when i goto the gnome.org download site, there are wayyyy too many src packages to download and install.

whats the easy way to go about upgrading to gnome 2.2?

also, is there a way i can upgrade all packages on the machine im running on which are part of gnome? (maybe there is just one package that installs/upgrades the whole environment?)

thanks again!
 
  


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