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Ok, this is the dilemma.
I have my system running Redhat 6.2, which is now running:
*Kernel 2.2.17 (not 2.2.14)
*XFree86 4.0.1 compiled from source, not installed from RPMS
*Nvidia 0.9.5 drivers
I want to install KDE2, as I currently have KDE 1.1.2.
As far as I know, there are only redhat binaries for 7.0, not 6.2.
However, since my kernel is newer than RH7.0, and I have a new X-windows, I think that the KDE2 binaries compiled for RH7 should work fine, but, I'm not sure, and dont want to waste the download time on my 56k.
Anyone got ideas why this should/should not work, and what I might need to do to prepare my installation.
I do not really want to get RH7, or install KDE from source.
Thanks HEAPS; )
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I have my system running Redhat 6.2, which is now running:
*Kernel 2.2.17 (not 2.2.14)
*XFree86 4.0.1 compiled from source, not installed from RPMS
*Nvidia 0.9.5 drivers
I want to install KDE2, as I currently have KDE 1.1.2.
As far as I know, there are only redhat binaries for 7.0, not 6.2.
However, since my kernel is newer than RH7.0, and I have a new X-windows, I think that the KDE2 binaries compiled for RH7 should work fine, but, I'm not sure, and dont want to waste the download time on my 56k.
Anyone got ideas why this should/should not work, and what I might need to do to prepare my installation.
I do not really want to get RH7, or install KDE from source.
Thanks HEAPS; )
Boot Linux, Win2k, Win95 and BeOS on the one computer, an OS for every mood/occasion