A few moments ago I noticed the update of KDE 4.10.5 en Debian Testing, leaving version 4.8 behind with excellent improvements such as personal information management Contact, the file manager Dolphin, and others.
If you want to download the source code or the packages to install go to information page 4.10.5. Or if you want to learn more about KDE workspaces, applications and development platform versions 4.10, see the 4.10 release notes.
KDE software, including all libraries and applications, are freely available under open source licenses.
The KDE software can be obtained in source code and various binary formats from http://download.kde.org or from any of the main GNU / Linux distributions and current UNIX systems.
To install KDE on Debian Testing:
| Command | Package name | Description. |
| sudo apt-get install kde-full | kde-full | Version Assessment of the workspace, the applications and the framework. |
| sudo apt-get install kde-standard | kde-standard | Debian selected material common of workspace, the applications and the framework. |
| sudo apt-get install kde-plasma-desktop | kde-plasma-desktop | This is the desk Minimalist plasma. (Has to be installed All applications end user later). Packages above depend on this. |
| sudo apt-get install kde-plasma-netbook | kde-plasma-netbook | It is a desk netbook plasma Minimalist (Has to be installed All applications end user later). Packages above depend on this. |
Otherwise, if they already had KDE, just update.
# apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade # apt-get dist-upgrade ## This command is not recommended.
Taskel
Taskel is a tool for Debian that helps us who install from the network, we can install standard applications, in this case KDE.
1) We install Taskel
# apt-get install aptitude tasksel # aptitude --without-recommends install ~ t ^ standard $ ~ t ^ desktop $ ~ t ^ kde-desktop $
Source: http://libuntu.wordpress.com/2013/08/26/debian-testing-mas-kde-4-10-5/
Source: http://www.kde.org/info/4.10.5.php
Source: https://wiki.debian.org/KDE
I'm happy for Debian users, thank goodness they didn't have to wait that long to enjoy KDE 4.10.5 .. OhMyGosh !!! But if I am a Debian user .. well, it was! 🙂
And I am still a Debian user, although at the moment I am reformatting for the umpteenth time the PC's that are in the Institute in which I study (the custom, the custom everywhere).
Another day you will come back hehe
I have already updated (bah, had it from sid).
A small thing: if you are already logged in as superuser the sudo is over.
It is true. Now I edit the post.
this kde is good I don't use debian but lately this environment works very well at least in speed
I recommend the update to debian users
A Jessie repo, my kingdom for a Jessie repo !!
Hahaha .. I imagine .. Boy come over to Arch !!
Downloading the Arch repo from the Jovenclub site is a wheelbarrow, also at work I have Fedora updated daily… so lazy… XD
No partner. The best thing is to go to the Palace for a moment and copy it 😉
If I pass through Havana early I go to that palace and I am not going to leave repo alive. 😉
Nothing Ernesto, if you can get dhunter and me to stay, we'll take a little tour of Havana… 😀
It is not to be indiscreet, but what is the speed of the average bandwidth in Cuba? Since in Peru, the average bandwidth speed is 4 mpbs.
PS: I can no longer access GUTL from Lima. [; _;]
@ eliotime3000: Here the speeds oscillate, so I am not the best one to answer you.
Ah, about GUTL, it is in maintenance because several vhosts suffered attacks.
@Ozkar I see. I hope they fix that problem soon so that I can access GUTL and see the latest they publish (especially the reviews of the console tools they have).
@ elio3000 depends on the place, there are companies with better connections than others, but the problem is having the national repo, a national cnx is not that difficult, even the young clubs have it, but downloading 40GB from the internet are big words, only the admins of networks play at that level, so here we almost always use the repo distro that we get and not the fashionable distro. Although Fedora is very good, I think I will stick with Debian for a bit.
@dhunter:
In Peru, the speed of bandwidth at the country level is heterogeneous, since the highest speed of bandwidth that exists is in the capital (Lima), and in the rest of the departments there is a speed of bandwidth insufferable thanks to the mistreatment we received from Telefónica del Perú (Movistar) and América Móvil Perú (Claro), entities in charge of the distribution of this service and the quality of service is at the same level as the service they have in Cuba.
What surprises me about you is that you make an effort to make Linux available to all those who do not have as much accessibility for those who have a fairly limited bandwidth, which I don't see around here in Peru.
The more miseries are better carried ...
Ozkar man, said like this it sounds like we are with a mxbasic running linux 1.0 and I eat peanuts, loosen up, hehehe.
One question, I have an asus arch netbook with kde 4.11, and now a Dell 755 pc with ATI and Debian installed and now updated to kde 4.10.5, and on the two machines that are nothing alike, when the screensaver is activated, it no longer recovers session X, so far on debian with kde 4.8.4 it had no problem.
Can someone suggest me something?
Thank you very much,
Buddy, those kinds of questions are better for him Forum DesdeLinuxHere it is not so easy to help you.
Yesterday when doing my traditional upgrade I installed KDE 4.10.5 I noticed it a little faster, although it gave me some small inconveniences when restarting it (the first 2 times) in the button to shut down xd. When I get home I will continue playing xD. I want to try the animated wallpapers.
In this case, delete or rename the .kde or .kde4 folder found on your home page.
If you do that you will lose all settings!
But this is usually done so that you don't have problems when upgrading drastic versions of kde.
You can still get them back, so I recommend renaming the file to kde.old or kde4.old.
Well, I just switched to kde with my arch, and I use kde 4.11 I understand that debian is always a little behind, but in debian testing too. In any case, kde 4.11 is luxurious and has not yet given me any small problems.
hahahaha with the Gnome logo in the menu launcher !! xD
KDE can do everything, even gnomize it.
I changed Gnome3 to KDE to the people in my office and they have put it in the same way as Gnome, I thought they had reinstalled ... KDE is a chameleon.
Hmm, putting a gnome3 or gnome-fallback look on KDE is like putting a tutu and slippers on Batman ...
Ask @elav who tuned his KDE to the Elemantary OS desktop:
http://fc01.deviantart.net/fs70/i/2013/ …6jsbfz.png
http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs70/i/2013/ …6jsb80.png
And this variant is the most similar to GNOME 3 Shell:
http://fc08.deviantart.net/fs70/i/2013/ …6js8vu.png
Here is the page on which @elav posted his screenshots >> http://foro.desdelinux.net/viewtopic.php?id=35&p=36
@ eliotime3000: Just yesterday I was watching that, and nothing, I did it at home at night. But there is no way, I still like KDE as it is, generally I try to make it plasma-themes as flat as possible and with little play of colors. The eOS appearance there is no way I like it. Although in all fairness, my KDE resembles XFCE ...
Hahahaha yes, that's how the desktop theme goes. I already changed it to a more appropriate one. OpenSUSE.
go to sid there is all the good stuff and you can play arto an distro like arch there are problems = with retained packages and things so it is = that having a debian sid is stable new and without problems some packages retained for max 3 days and then updates well go debian sid and play with dependencies on every distro that is with the latest software updates passes =
How about debian testing in stability ???? ... look, I'm tempting myself ...
thanks for the info.
Well, I was in testing and I started to experience some "small" problems when jessie was released when trying to install the downloaded .deb packages with both apper and gdebi which always told me to select an existing package. Also synaptic gave errors when trying to refresh the list of packages, something happened with some update and now easily updated to the latest and everything working ok in my opensuse 🙂
Hahahaha same experience.
Nothing compares to openSUSE Tumbleweed, evergreen coming soon.
the stability is very good in testing it is almost like that of wheezy, testing is more for home pc wheezy is for servers I recommend sid there is the good thing new and you will be entertained since in wheezy it goes so well that you don't know what to do They forget that debian has 3 branches, the sid is the most feared, I do not know why it is the newest and does not bring problems, only normal and solvable dependencies like all the distros that are at the latest
I was using it in Jessie with apt-pinning a long time ago, it didn't deserve the title of "unstable" if it's perfect 😛, it's good that it's finally uploaded to testing. What catches my attention is the little interest with gnome shell, the new versions have been locked for months and they do not upload http://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=gnome-shell&searchon=names&suite=all§ion=all
Debian does not retain GNOME for its own sake, but rather prefers that GNOME 3.4 continue to be used until the MATE development team stabilizes the MATE desktop environment.