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Where can I find the latest Mandriva-KDE-X86_64 Download site, please give me the exact spot as to where you download.
I spent most of the day yesterday looking for the KDE-X86_64 download site.
Distribution: Mandriva 2009 X86_64 suse 11.3 X86_64 Centos X86_64 Debian X86_64 Linux MInt 86_64 OS X
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Originally Posted by mickeyboa
Where can I find the latest Mandriva-KDE-X86_64 Download site, please give me the exact spot as to where you download.
I spent most of the day yesterday looking for the KDE-X86_64 download site.
Did you google for it ?
There is a mandriva X86_64 for free.
I know it because I use it , but can not remember from where I download it
and is fully supported.
Not true. I use Mandriva Free 2009.1 (Spring), the x86_64 installation here. When you get to the iso directory on the Mandriva ftp site of your choice, get mandriva-linux-free-2009.1-x86_64.iso. This is a DVD image, 4.4GB in size, so you will need a fast connection to get it.
mickeyboa, I think Glenn was passing the following link:
The Mandriva One Editions are i586 LiveCDs, so they only include either GNOME or KDE & it's mentioned in the filename.
The Mandriva Free Editions are Full Installation DVDs (with Free Software only), so they only come in 1 DVD per architecture with everything in there. They include KDE4, GNOME & LXDE. You choose which one you want during installation.
The Mandriva Dual-Arch CD is a i586 + x86_64 (Dual Architecture) Minimal Install CD. It only includes LXDE, so it's good for older systems.
which kde is that? i think it's fairly old. if so, would running the
software updater bring things up to kde4.3? or would i have to do a
full uninstall/reinstall of kde to get it up to 4.3?
i'd really like to get a cd (this system has no dvd) that will just
install a current kde and avoid having to uninstall/reinstall.
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