Hey
I am currently using KDE on my FC4 system, and I dont need nor use Gnome 99% of the time, so I wanted to remove it form the system. The Add/Remove applications program can only remove certain packages from gnome, but not all of it, nor its core files.
Is there anyway I can remove GNome DE?
PS: how can i know a package name for a certain program? i mean if i have like, program x, or package x listed in the Add/Remove program, how do i get to know its package name to remove it with rpm?
Thanks
-- A. Helmy
Ali Helmy wrote:
Hey
I am currently using KDE on my FC4 system, and I dont need nor use Gnome 99% of the time, so I wanted to remove it form the system. The Add/Remove applications program can only remove certain packages from gnome, but not all of it, nor its core files. Is there anyway I can remove GNome DE?
# yum groupremove "GNOME Desktop Environment"
PS: how can i know a package name for a certain program? i mean if i have like, program x, or package x listed in the Add/Remove program, how do i get to know its package name to remove it with rpm?
Add/Remove Program (system-config-packages) doesnt understand repositories. This is scheduled to be fixed for the final release of Fedora Core 5. For now you can use Yumex which is a graphical frontend for yum available from the Fedora Extras repository.
More information available at http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Tools/yum
On 27/12/05, Ali Helmy alihelmy@gmail.com wrote:
PS: how can i know a package name for a certain program? i mean if i have like, program x, or package x listed in the Add/Remove program, how do i get to know its package name to remove it with rpm?
Try:
$ rpm -qif /usr/bin/evolution
-- Kind regards,
John Francis