prolly a dumb question. Installed the latest stable netinst-debian and chose just the basesystem. Arriving at the terminal i:
# su
# aptitude update
# aptitude install xfce4
It installed all and well. But how do I start it :oops:
Archived thread 1024180 from Debian. Markdown source: Debian/thread_1024180_Debian_xfce.md
prolly a dumb question. Installed the latest stable netinst-debian and chose just the basesystem. Arriving at the terminal i:
# su
# aptitude update
# aptitude install xfce4
It installed all and well. But how do I start it :oops:
I might be wrong but I think you need to install either gdm or kdm so you have a display manager.
make sure you install xorg to.
just type> startx
kerry_s said: make sure you install xorg to.
just type> startx
# X: Cannot stat etc/X11/X (No such file or directory, aborting
# xinit: Connection refused (errno 111): unable to connect to X server
# xinit: No such process (errono 3): Server error
It actually says "stat" and not start, which I think it means, but that's the output I get when I type in ``` startx
that's because you did not install xorg.
sudo apt-get install xorgThank you very much :) So to install xfce on a debian:
# su
# aptitude update
# aptitude install xfce
# aptitude install gdm
# aptitude install xorg
# startx
for future reference
NaF said: Thank you very much :)
So to install xfce on a debian:
# su
# aptitude update
# aptitude install xfce
# aptitude install gdm
# aptitude install xorg
# startx
for future reference
you can just put it in 1 line:
su
apt-get install xorg gdm xfce4
exit
startx
you'll want to exit root(su) before you startx