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Ximian Desktop can autoinstall your downloaded with minimal input from you, the ulb packages have to be installed as rpms. The Ximian offering will resolve dependencies for you, the ulb won't.
They are both quite different. The choice depends on you.
I chose not to use the Red Carpet but install it from a mirror instead.
Otherwise I press enter or as suggested in the installation processes.
Just a few clicks and enter enter enter ... it will restart the X server but I only be able to login in KDE :-(
I try to install Ximian Gnome three times with different scenarios.
Red Carpet is installed and used it for upgrading some suggested packages.
It seems has some conflicts with apt-get.
Eventhough I uninstall ulb-gnome before installation, Ximian Gnome failed to load.
Somehow kdmrc got corrupted.
Now trying to uninstall Ximian and resurrected ulb-gnome again.
Oh well, it was ugly maybe I should stick with KDE.
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