Deb sid is a bit of is a bit of a nightmare though...
On 21/09/2007, Richard Smedley <smedley358(a)btinternet.com> wrote:
On Fri, 2007-09-21 at 17:34 +0100, Kevanf1 wrote:
> Hmmm, do I like the latest Kubuntu? As you know, I installed 7.04 on
> a spare PC yesterday afternoon. I went on a treat and runs reasonable
> quickly (AMD AthlonXP 1800 with 356mb of 2100 DDR RAM). What I don't
> like is that it is not easy to work out how to actually install new
> (other software)
In most versions of Ubuntu the first thing to do in the
package manager is to enable the Universe (&, if wanted,
the multiverse) repositories. After that a lot more packages
will appear for you :)
> and when it does there is no indication of it having
> done so. I also found that I needed to log out and back in for a
> couple of things. I'm not too used to that with Linux. Yes, for
> Windows it's the norm' but
Yes, that's quite bad. On the plus side Feisty and Gutsy (7.4
& 7.10) both have KDE4 packages :-) [1]
Anyway, if you want a distro with the convenience of debs, and
none of this re-booting hassle, just install Debian Sid.
You'll never look back ;o)
- Richard
[1] See
kubuntu.org
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