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rpm -Uvh --nodeps --force *.rpm
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Original von Govsan
Forgive a newbie question....
I *think* I upgraded to kde 3.2. I updated all the kde packages from the ftp.mirror.ac.uk mirror and YAST seemed happy enough. Some things have definitely changed from my 3.1 version BUT the 'KDE is loading' screen is still displaying the 3.1 version number. This has got me slighly worried, am I running 3.2, 3.1 or some screwed up kludge of the two.
Is there some way that I can make sure that
1. All the 3.2 packages are properly installed.
2. I'm actually using them.
and are there any additional actions I should perform to clear out remenants of the older KDE installation?
Thank you for any advice,
G
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Original von john@ducksolutions.com
I do have the thing. I want to upgrade from 3.1.4 to 3.2. but have not been able to find a propper way of doing it. I am an absolute beginner in Linux.
Is there anybody who can give straight forward instructions (step by step) - (thinking of a person who doesn't know what ./configure and so on means)
I want to run the new Quanta and need 3.2 to have all the features I need.
I am running SUSE 9.0 Pro :cry: Please help.
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