Install KDE Desktop in Ubuntu10.10Gnome Environment

I once saw that it was too troublesome for foreigners to use the software source to deploy the KDE kit in Ubuntu10.10. Today I will try the convenience of the Terminal. On the command line, type the following command: after sudoapt-getinstallkubuntu-desktop enters the authorization password, the following information is scrolled. After confirmation, the related software package is downloaded. During the automatic installation process, ask which login interface to install; the default value is Gnome, and kdm is KDE,

I once saw that it was too troublesome for foreigners to use the modified software source to deploy the KDE kit in Ubuntu 10.10. Today I will try the convenience of the Terminal;

Type the following command on the command line:

Sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop

After entering the authorization password, the following information will be scrolled. After confirmation, the software package will be downloaded;

During the automatic installation process, ask which logon interface to install. The default logon interface is for gomei (the default logon Interface) and the default logon interface is for kdm (the default logon interface). Here, we choose to retain the original logon interface (the default logon interface;

The installation end prompts that KDE does not support zh_CN.utf8 by default, so we will install the Chinese package under the KDE suite by the way;

When the Ubuntu language support kit is enabled, the system will automatically prompt you to install the relevant language packs;

After restarting, select the KDE logon environment on the logon interface to enter the KDE interface. The effect is really good;

Conclusion: KDE is really great. I don't know why RedHat and Ubuntu replace KDE with GNOME. Is KDE too much like Windows? However, domestic Redflag and German SUSE are sticking to KDE.