KDE apps on GNOME
Is there any way to run KDE apps (k3b etc) in GNOME? I am using openSUSE 10.2 but do not wish to install KDE.
Also, to install any software in my system, do I have to install the Development packages that come with the distro? These are not installed by default. BUt whenever I try to install anything, there is always some problem with dependencies. ALso. is there any way to set up guest accounts on a linux system? A passwordless account. What I want to do is have a regular account which I will be using and will have a password, and another guest account which wont need a password. This guest account will have read-only privileges and maybe no access to some of the folders like root, mnt, boot etc. |
they shold run just fine. all they need are the ui libraries and such, not kde itself.
you do not need -devel pacakges unkless you wish to compile source code against packages. you want a guest account that *maybe* can't access /root?? that should always be 100% impossible for every user other than root. you can delete an account password with "passwd -d accountname" as root. |
thnx. i'll try it out.
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agreed - you'll just need all the libraries (which i believe when i did it was only one big library of about 20 megs) and the devel(opment) file(s).
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