I justed downloaded one of the most current 'daily' images of sarge. Is it safe for me to assume that it uses the 2.6 kernel? I read somewhere on the debian doc page that sarge is 2.4/2.6 but doesn't state which one is supplied with the most recent sarge image.
Lastly, after looking over the install doc's, the install seems pretty straight forward but are there any howto's on installing gdm, gnome, etc?
Thanks for the info.
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Sarge Kernel Version
Type "uname -a" without the quotes in console to get the version of the kernel.
I think that sarge comes with GDM installed by default. if not just do this in console:
su
apt-get remove kdm (to remove KDM)
apt-get install gdm
Of course you can use Kpackage if you like it better than apt-get to install/remove software.
I think that sarge comes with GDM installed by default. if not just do this in console:
su
apt-get remove kdm (to remove KDM)
apt-get install gdm
Of course you can use Kpackage if you like it better than apt-get to install/remove software.
but are there any howto's on installing gdm, gnome, etc?
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apt-get install gdm
apt-get install gnome-desktop-environment
if you want extra packages like e.g. gnome-games ,
do
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apt-cache search gnome | more
debian squeeze for everyday life, many other versions for the rest
Re: Sarge Kernel Version
As said it is 2.4/2.6 - 2.4 is default. You get 2.6 by passing "linux26" on the Install boot cd command line.booger wrote:I justed downloaded one of the most current 'daily' images of sarge. Is it safe for me to assume that it uses the 2.6 kernel? I read somewhere on the debian doc page that sarge is 2.4/2.6 but doesn't state which one is supplied with the most recent sarge image.
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