1) How does one go about installing, say xfce in place of the default gnome?
2) Is it possible to install it such that you could choose the different environments using the options at login?
1) How does one go about installing, say xfce in place of the default gnome?
2) Is it possible to install it such that you could choose the different environments using the options at login?
sudo apt-get install xfce4
That will get you the basic xfce4 desktop. After it is installed, if you restart GDM, there should be an xfce4 session you can choose from the Sessions menu.
Hi there,
If you want to install the very new version of Xfce 4.4.0 (its quite cool), follow the instructions at the Tolero's Blog.
I strongly recommend!
r.
yes your gnome will still be there
I would use sudo aptitude install xfce4
Hmm. A bit more to chew on. What exactly is the difference between apt-get and aptitude?
also if you want kde apt-get install kubuntu-desktop, same thing as xfce, you can choose what session in the login menu.
the difference between aptitude and apt-get?
http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/aptitude
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Whoa. Each response takes us ever further into this thing. Now, why is it better to install the xubuntu desktop better for me than just installing xfce4?
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