On Thursday 21 April 2005 10:54, Richard Crawford wrote: > On Thursday 21 April 2005 08:46, linux@xxxxxxxxxx wrote: > > Hi. I'm totally new to Linux and determined to get comfortable with > > it. I have had it with Windows and am equally determined to be rid of > > it. Having said that, I downloaded and imaged Fedora 3.0. I have it > > up and running and like it a lot. I am using Thunderbird for my mail > > client, but I would like to try KMail for KDE. Everyone tells me that > > it is packaged in Fedora 3.0, but I'll be darned if I can find it! Is > > it in there? > > Hi, Red. > > When you installed FC3, did you install the KDE environment? I believe it > is actually turned of by default when you first install FC3. > > I'd check out the kde-redhat project, at http://kde-redhat.sourceforge.net. > You can get the complete KDE 3.4 desktop environment there, supported for > Fedora. KMail will be part of that install. One other thought. Make sure you are logged into the KDE environment. The default is to use the GNOME desktop environment. You can select the desktop at the login screen. To change the default desktop to KDE you can do the following: 1) open a command line window (terminal) (in gnome I think it's system tools-->terminal) 2) run the command: switchdesk KDE 3) restart the X-server (Control-Alt-Backspace) or reboot
