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Saturday, February 14th 2004, 2:57am

Another Fedora/KDE3.2 newbie problem.

Using yum to try to install kde 3.2.

>yum install kde
Gathering header information file(s) from server(s)
Server: Fedora Linux 1 - i386 - core
Server: Fedora Linux 1 - i386 - freshrpms
Server: kde-redhat.org (fedora-stable)
Server: kde-redhat.org (fedora-stable)
Server: kde-redhat.org (kde-stable)
Server: kde-redhat.org (kde-testing)
Server: Fedora Linux 1 - i386 - updates
Finding updated packages
Downloading needed headers
Resolving dependencies
..conflict between kdebase and lisa
conflict between kdebase and kxmlrpcd

How do I resolve these conflicts?

-SNT

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Saturday, February 21st 2004, 1:38pm

Re:Another Fedora/KDE3.2 newbie problem.

It seems pretty late to answer the question . anyway if u were not able to get the rpms to install. The way to resolve the problem is
"yum remove lisa" and "yum remove kxmlrpcd" and try updating again. These issues mainly arise because of improper packaging. If you use the rpms from ftp.kde.org they usually won't have these problems. But rpms from kde-redhat are great too (personally i feel them to be better than stock redhat ones).

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Monday, February 23rd 2004, 9:55pm

Re: Another Fedora/KDE3.2 newbie problem.

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Original von SNT

Using yum to try to install kde 3.2.

>yum install kde
Resolving dependencies
..conflict between kdebase and lisa
conflict between kdebase and kxmlrpcd

How do I resolve these conflicts?

-SNT


I've never used yum to install kde before (I use apt), but it appears to be a yum bug. (try to say that 10 times fast). All I can say is that kdebase has (legitimate) Conflicts tags:
Conflicts: lisa <= 3.0.5a
Conflicts: kxmlrpcd <= 3.0.5a

I can't imagine why yum is balking at that... ???

-- Rex