I haven't depended on RedHat's desktop for several releases now. I remove all
of the old rpms (both gnome and kde) then run "lynx --source
http://go-gnome.com |sh" to install gnome then download the kde RPMS and rpm
-ivh them. My guess is that if you want newer releases of gnome and kde than
what redhat offers on their update tool, you'll need to install them manually
(which isn't so bad once you've used red-carpet haha)
Andrew
On Wednesday 31 October 2001 05:43 pm, you wrote:
> I tried something new last night I uses the R H system to update my kernel
> and other programs.
>
> When I was checking off the programs that I wanted up updated I noticed
> that there were no components to KDE but that there were components to
> Gnome but not the complete latest Gnome.
>
> Now I know this sounds stupid but if one wants to update Gnome and KDE
> programs does one have to go off to Gnome and KDE for the RPMs or should
> one be getting these RPMs from RH?
>
> Thanks
> Frank
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