Installing Gnome 2
From what i have read and tried already i am under the impression i missed something somewhere in the installation process.
A few weeks ago i got all 60 files that are needed for gnome 2 but after compiling them in order still no change. Is there a special way of upgrading from ximian gnome desktop to Gnome 2? Has anyone successfully accomplished this task if so can you tell me what I need to get gome 2 up and running. I fdisk my pc earlier this week and as it stands right now i have ximian desktop up and running on Redhat 7.3 So if it is possible to get some assitance with this installation i would be quite grateful. Thank you |
When it's installed I use
gnome-session to start it. |
Ok let me ask you guys this though some people use their own prefix for the files is this necessary or can i use the configure command without any changes then make and make install? After repeating this process over and over again and i have made all the files there is still no change in the start up of gnome login. I am using Ximain gnome 2 right now but it isn't complete as that of gnome 2 compiled from the source.
Is there a significant difference between Ximain Gnome 2 developer snapshots and Gnome 2 ? |
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Your new GNOME is not in your boot menu (if you're using a graphical login). To test your new installation, you can chache your default runlevel to 3 (in /etc/inittab, line 'id:x:initdefault', where x is your default runlevel, for X at boot it's 5), reboot, log in in the text mode, create file .xinitrc in your home directory, write 'gnome-session' inside, save the file and run startx. |
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