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Re: What do you get after hd installing?

Originally Posted by
Stephen
If you just want the newer software like KDE and others then you could use the backports for woody from
apt-get.org it will save you space from the all excess programs you will never use on a HD install.
Thanks, this seems like my best option as my HD isn't that big. I did try adding a source for KDE 3 to my apt-get configuration before but it never updated and left me with KDE 2.2 or whatever is in stable?
Is there an idiots guide to installing KDE 3.1 onto Debian Woody?
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