>For the record... Starting off with some minimum default installation, and >then adding stuff later, doesn't necessarily work all that well either. > >I did an F7 Test 4 installation taking JUST the default packages that the >installer presented to me, including Gnome but no KDE. > >Now, whenever I do a new installation I always install both Gnome and KDE, >but this time I resisted the temptation. > >Then, after I got it all up and running, I logged on as root and tried "yum >groupinstall "KDE (K Desktop Environment)"". Result was: > >Transaction Check Error: >file /usr/share/config/kdm conflicts between attempted installs of >kde-settings-kdm-3.5-23.fc7 and kdebase-3.5.6-10.fc7 > >Tried using "Add / Remove Programs" to install KDE and got pretty much the >same thing. > >Amazingly enough I couldn't find anything about that in the bugzilla >database, so I reported it as bug 240717. > >Have any of you run across that, and what did you do about it? > >Eric <trying VERY hard to resist the temptation to ask > WHY these installations always default to Gnome > and not KDE...> I'm having the same problem and I installed both KDE and Gnome from the get go. There is something goofy in the updates. I haven't had time to fool with it but it was working perfectly till this last update. I like Xfce, so there you go. -- Knute Johnson Molon Labe...
