Hmmm... is it just me, or is anyone else having a hard time extrapolating the inferred relationship between apt-get, KPackage and installing KDE3? It would seem to me that KPackage depends on KDE being installed in the first place, and that the existance of apt-get integration in KPackage is about as related to installing KDE3 as the existance of a Bluetooth stack would be to building a new kernel.
My, my... aren't we touchy!? I thought that one of the most attractive features of Linux was the freedom to choose: and that is exactly what you can do. If you don't like graphical bootloaders, then just close your browser window and move on, 'cause this posting is definitely not for you.
On the other hand, I think that there are many people (read: artistic people) who are quite well interested in this, like myself. But I guess in your eyes, real men boot naked =).
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Hmmm... is it just me, or is anyone else having a hard time extrapolating the inferred relationship between apt-get, KPackage and installing KDE3?
It would seem to me that KPackage depends on KDE being installed in the first place, and that the existance of apt-get integration in KPackage is about as related to installing KDE3 as the existance of a Bluetooth stack would be to building a new kernel.
My, my... aren't we touchy!? I thought that one of the most attractive features of Linux was the freedom to choose: and that is exactly what you can do. If you don't like graphical bootloaders, then just close your browser window and move on, 'cause this posting is definitely not for you.
On the other hand, I think that there are many people (read: artistic people) who are quite well interested in this, like myself. But I guess in your eyes, real men boot naked =).
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"You shall know the truth, and the truth shall set you free." - Jesus