Second try

[Julian Luna]

So my last thread didn't get anybody's attention
I was basically asking
How to switch between gnome/KDE behaivours?
And between which other behaivours I can switch?
Don't ignore me this time thanks

[flipper T]

have you got both installed ?

if so, you can choose at the log in screen

if not, you can install the one you don't have with synaptic package manager

[flipper T]

full instructions here

http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/kde


... oddly enough the first result if you were to google "install gnome and kde"...only saying

[jerome1232]

Remember this is a forum of community members, we are voluntarily using our time to help new members. No one is obligated to help people with their threads.


A couple suggestions on how to get threads answered. This is a sticky in the Absolute Beginner Talk section, which explains how to best title, word, and present your thread in a way that makes it attractive for others to answer.

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1422475


And welcome to the Ubuntu Community!

[sports fan Matt]

I agree with Jerome..It's been a learning curve for me but I wouldnt have it any other way.

[Krytarik]

Regarding your question, aside from Gnome and KDE there are also those desktop environments:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/In...wMemorySystems

Of those I tried XFCE and Fluxbox. Fluxbox is a bit too spartanic/simplistic for me, but XFCE is cool, especially for older machines, I mean way older than my 10-year-old one. Gnome is working just fine at my machine.

Greetings.