jim tate wrote:
Jim Cornette wrote:
> Fred New wrote:
>
>> On May 20, 2004, at 15:41, Lars wrote:
>>
>>> it's in the fedora extras repo.
>>>
http://download.fedora.us/fedora/fedora/latest
>>>
>>> lars
>>>
>>> jim tate wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> Where do I download K3b for FC2?
>>>>
>>
>>
>> Is there some reason you aren't using the k3b on the FC2 CDs? There is
>> also some mention of k3b in the release notes.
>>
>> Fred
>>
>>
>
>
> I installed and tested K3B that is provided on the FC2 installation. I
> selected it on install.
>
> I burned a DVD on it. (My first) and it worked for creating a DVD
> image. The program loaded kind of slow, but it is a great program.
>
> I ran the program in gnome, if that makes any difference in the
> application speed.
>
> Jim
I used the one off disk2 and it work fine, I did not know it was there.
And what puzzeles me, why is it I installed everything but the server apps.
why didn't it install ?
Thanks
Jim Tate
I did a server install on one machine and then selected additional
packages from all the groups that I chose. (Basically everything). On
another machine, I chose a workstation installation and modified the
groups to include k3b, mozilla mail, mc, lynx and a host of other packages.
I haven't done an everything install since RHL 6.x because of an
"everything" installation seeming to include a lot of language packages.
When updating, it caused a lot of extra downloading related to kde's
foreign language rpms.
I guess everything is not "everything". ... If this is different than a
usual "everything" install selection, I guess it is a bug.
Jim