Newsgroup: it.comp.os.linux.sys
Titolo: KDE3 in linux

Salve,
ieri ho scaricato l'interfaccia in oggetto e provveduto ad installare i
pacchetti effettuando questi passaggi:
1)Download di tutta la directory 8.2 dal sito Mandrake
2)Entrando nella directory rpms ho eseguito il comando rpmi * --update.
3)Entrando nella directory srpms ho eseguito il comando rpmi * --update.
4)Ho lanciato il pacchetto di aggiornamento alla lingua italiana da
GUI.
5)Logout
6)Login selezionando la GUI kde.
Non mi sembra cambiato nulla, l'interfaccia č la stessa.
Potreste darmi delle delucidazioni in merito?
Come si puň controllare la versione del kde da GUI.
p.s. il comando urpmi * suggerito nel sito non funsiona.
Grazie mille
Giovanni
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 Non mi sembra cambiato nulla, l'interfaccia è la stessa.
non hai una nuova voce in kdm? Leggendo il README avevo capito che il KDE 2 
ti rimane comunque (per compatibilita') : l'installazione di KDE3 e' 
parallela.

 parallela.
Nulla non spunta nulla
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Leggi qui. L'ho trovato su google:
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Some Tips from my KDE 3 install.  This resulted in a bugless install, and
may be extra interesting to those of you who are having problems.
I upgraded one of my systems to Mandrake 8.2, and ended up with a perfectly
stable (better than 8.1) fast system, so its most likely safe to assume
this will work with any 8.2 install.  I should note that I'm only using kde
on this system, and have no idea how my "tips" will effect other window
manager sessions.
I initially attempted to use the mandrake RPM's and urpmi, urpmi worked
great, the mandrake KDE 3 rpms are lame.  I ended up with both a sort of
working KDE3 and KDE2.2.2.  I had problems with full screen opengl
videogames crashing X, and just generally buggy behavior.
This is the way I recommend installing KDE 3.0, aka the way I fixed my
system and should have done it the first time.
1) get texstars RPM's, he posts them through 
http://www.pclinuxonline.com
You don't need all the development packages if you want to save space
2) used kpackage and searched for and removed kde packages (essentially 
anything from kde 2.2.2 and things being updated by the new RPMS except for
qt2, leave qt2 it can only help you) I don't know how well this will work
if you leave kde 2.2.x on there, so update us if you do.
3) logged out, and was shown xdm in all its generic glory, switched to init 
3 for good measure
4) rpm -Uhv *rpm in the directory that contains the kde3 rpms.  I had used
urpmi on my previous attempt so my dependencies were taken care of.  I
suggest using urpmi *rpm its easier than hunting dependencies.
5)The trick to keeping your sanity!!!
change /etc/inittab from x:5:respawn:/etc/X11/prefdm -nodaemon
to x:5:respawn:/opt/kde3/bin/kdm -nodaemon
and make sure that each user's path includes /usr/bin/X11 /opt/kde3 
/opt/kde3/bin and /opt/kde3/lib
For the life of my I could not get the path to apply system wide, so I added
:/usr/bin/X11:/opt/kde3:/opt/kde3/bin:/opt/kde3/lib
to the end of PATH=... in /home/username/.bash_profile for each user
if anyone knows how to get the path to update system wide under Mandrake 8.0
I'll be very happy to hear it.
By the way, if you have no idea how to use a console text editor, you can 
use the command
export PATH=$PATH:/usr/bin/X11:/opt/kde3:/opt/kde3/bin:/opt/kde3/lib
to temporarily set your path, and startkde3 or kde3 to get the gui going so
you can edit files with a gui based text editor.
6) init 5 and login using kdm and the default session.  If you get a lame 
ass console window showing up, you can delete the line in
/etc/X11/xdm/Xsetup_0 that refers to a console (I don't have the line 
anymore!!)
There you go, goodbye kde 2, hello 3.0.  Your old KDE settings are in your
home directory in .kde2 or .kde
Just replace .kde3 with your old .kde(2) or a symlink, and log in again and
everything should be as you remember it, save for styles that aren't
compatible with 3.0.
By the way, the links for konsole need updating in the menu and on the
kicker remove the -noxft options from the command and you will not see any
more error messages.  I also turned off the autologin feature in the
mandrake control-center and use the auto  login feature of kdm now.
In the end I have a sweet looking kde3 setup on 8.2 that works like a charm.
It is stable, fast, and Keramik is the coolest.
mike 
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Controlla in /etc/X11/wmsession.d se esiste un fil che si chiama 11KDE3 o 
qualcosa di simile. Cambia l'11 in 00 o 03 o qualche alto numero.
April il file e sostituisci 
NAME=KDE 3 con 
NAME=KDE3 (senza spazio) 
lancia /usr/sbin/fndSession (non so se è necessario ma io l'ho fatto)
Spero aiuti... 
Anche io ho avuto i tuoi stessi problemi ma li ho risolti come ti ho 
descritto (vado a memoria però...)
Ciao
Tongiu


devi mettere /opt/kde..  come KDEDIR e aggiungere questa dir nel PATH.
In ogni caso ci sono un po' di conflitti tra kde-2 e kde-3 che vanno
a leggere/modificare file di configurazione omonimi.
ad es., se apri konsole dalla barra delle applicazioni, la barra
"sparisce" :0
Io ho eliminato completamente kde2.
Altrimenti vedi sul sito Mandrake. C'è un'apposita pagina che spiega
come installare kde3 e come gestire alcuni conflitti.
ciao, Andrea

 
va su una cosolle e spara kde3 (va che passa scritto mentre installi) per
il resto ti hanno detto