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I have mandy 9.2 discovery and was told that Gnome wasnt included with my mandy because of some "policy" according to mandrake experts :screwy: Well I have Kde and I like it, but I want to try Gnome now- Just wondering what the best way to go about dowloading and installing it would be.

Thanx helpers :cheesy:

-C

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no gnome? :huh: hope you didn't pay money for no gnome....joke. Seriously! No gnome? What's mandrake coming to? Wait! Don't answer that.....joke!

 

Can anyone verify this?

 

Have you tried

urpmi gnome

???

 

are you dialup? broadband? you can add some sources to urpmi and easily get gnome that way. Search the board for plf

 

/I walk away, scratching my head.....(no gnome?)/

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urpmi =

The following packages contain gnome:

distcc-gnome-monitor

galaxy-gnome

ggz-gnome-client

gnome-alsamixer

gnome-applets

gnome-audio

gnome-audio-extra

gnome-blog

gnome-bluetooth

gnome-breakout

gnome-build

gnome-chess

gnome-commander

gnome-common

gnome-control-center

gnome-cups-manager

gnome-db

gnome-db2.0

gnome-desktop

gnome-find

gnome-games

gnome-icon-theme

gnome-iconedit

gnome-jabber

gnome-kerberos

gnome-libs

gnome-linuxconf

gnome-mag

gnome-media

gnome-mime-data

gnome-netstatus

gnome-network

gnome-panel

gnome-pilot

gnome-pilot-conduits

gnome-pim

gnome-pkgview

gnome-pm

gnome-print

gnome-python

gnome-python-applet

gnome-python-bonobo

gnome-python-canvas

gnome-python-gconf

gnome-python-gnomeprint

gnome-python-gnomevfs

gnome-python-gtkhtml2

gnome-python-nautilus

gnome-python-zvt

gnome-session

gnome-speech

gnome-spell

gnome-swallow

gnome-system-monitor

gnome-system-tools

gnome-telnet

gnome-terminal

gnome-themes

gnome-themes-extras

gnome-tiles

gnome-toaster

gnome-user-docs

gnome-utils

gnome-vfs

gnome-vfs-extras

gnome-vfs2

gnome-vlc

gnome2

gnomeicu

gnomemeeting

gnomenetselect

gnomeradio

gnomesword

gnometab

gstreamer-gnomevfs

gtk+licq-nognome

icewm-gnome

libgail-gnome

libgail-gnome-devel

libgdk-pixbuf-gnomecanvas1

libglade-gnome-db0

libglade-gnome0

libgnome-db0

libgnome-db0-devel

libgnome-db2.0_3

libgnome-db2.0_3-devel

libgnome-desktop-2_2

libgnome-desktop-2_2-devel

libgnome-mag1

libgnome-mag1-devel

libgnome-pilot2

libgnome-pilot2-devel

libgnome-vfs0

libgnome-vfs0-devel

libgnome-vfs2_0

libgnome-vfs2_0-devel

libgnome-window-settings1

libgnome-window-settings1-devel

libgnome2

libgnome2_0

libgnome2_0-devel

libgnome32

libgnome32-devel

libgnomecanvas2_0

libgnomecanvas2_0-devel

libgnomecanvasmm2.0_1

libgnomecanvasmm2.0_1-devel

libgnomecups

libgnomecups-1.0_1

libgnomecups-1.0_1-devel

libgnomecupsui-1.0_1

libgnomecupsui-1.0_1-devel

libgnomemm-1.2_9

libgnomemm-1.2_9-devel

libgnomemm1.3_10

libgnomemm1.3_10-devel

libgnomeprint

libgnomeprint15

libgnomeprint15-devel

libgnomeprint2-2_0

libgnomeprint2-2_0-devel

libgnomeprintui2-2_0

libgnomeprintui2-2_0-devel

libgnomespeech6

libgnomespeech6-devel

libgnomeui2

libgnomeui2_0

libgnomeui2_0-devel

libgnomeuimm2.0_1

libgnomeuimm2.0_1-devel

libunicode0

libunicode0-devel

mdk-check-update-gnome

multi-gnome-terminal

openssh-askpass-gnome

pygnome

pygnome-capplet

pygnome-devel

pygnome-libglade

rep-gtk-gnome

ruby-gnome2

ruby-gnome2-devel

ruby-gnomecanvas2

ruby-gnomevfs2

xine-gnomevfs

 

uhhhh.... heh Im lost...

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No gnome? What's the world coming to? :end:

 

It should not be so!

http://www.mandrakesoft.com/products/92/comparison

 

Are you sure you just cannot log into another Desktop Environment (at startup or after loggin out of KDE ?)

wow- you are right!!! SOMEONE LIED TO ME :angry:

 

" chin808 : 01/12 05:15 : Incident created

I just want to know how to activate Gnome and have it available after I log out of kde... It does not appear in LILO right now.

thanks

-C

 

 

 

 

qa2 : 02/12 12:14 : Reply received

Dear Mr Bruns,

 

In Mandrake Linux 9.2 Discovery, you don't have Gnome desktop due to the

policy of this product.

 

you can close this incident.

 

Regards"

 

Ok what the@#$@#%#$@ does that mean?

I just want to try gnome but all I have upon logon is kde, iceWM, failsafe... bleh

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??? Who would do a thing like that ??? Perhaps you picked the community support forum and got unlucky (anybody can post a reply here). Note that there are 2 different kinds of support.

 

If it was the official support (you got 1 month with your discovery box), this would be unacceptable (telling you it's not there while it should be)!

 

You sure you got no Gnome? You can download it from the web for free as suggested, but when bought, it should've been included. Maybe it did not get installed for some reason? If it really isn't there, where did you buy your box?

 

Very strange... by the way, LILO only shows your operating systems (Linux, Windows and others if you have any). Do not mistake it for the login screen.

 

 

 

Oh yeah... 1 other thing: we're here to try and help as much as we can, but we are not affiliated with the official Mandrakesoft company. Thought I'd mention it and spare the admins the trouble.

Edited by Darkelve
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Actually it was the official support, and no I didnt realize that about lilo ( using linux about 3 weeks) - thanx

I realize as well that this is a message board and just for general questions and all that... I bought the box from mandrake so... yeh Do you think it is on one of my cd's? When I urpmi gnome I get the list of packages I pasted earlier. Is it possible that I have gnome but its just not showing on my login screen?

Thanx for the help YALL ( cant shake that nashville talk)

-C

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It was probably just not installed when you ran the installer (for some reason).

 

"gnome2" is probably the package you are looking for, I think. Most of the other packages are either packages Gnome depends on (librarier, scripts etc.) or programs for Gnome. Rpmdrake will automatically find out which 'dependent' packages should be installed and in what order (these 'dependent' packages are called 'dependencies').

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Welcome chin808!

 

 

When you crave for :help: and feel :unsure:

 

just come a'knocking on MandrakeUsers door

 

Your software, hardware, we will help with all

 

to stop you banging your head against the :wall:

 

Your :mellow: mood will quickly pass away

 

and you'll become a :geek: with minimal delay!

 

when the :evilmod: 's :juggle: with commands

 

you'll say :woot: ! And then you'll understand:

 

no more will you have to :ph34r: ,

 

'cause :tux: and all his fans are here!

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