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First, open the terminal and type sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop

The terminal prompts you to download files around 159MB, select "Y" when prompted, and then wait for a long time (depending on your bandwidth, after all, you have to download files around 159MB). After the download is completed, the terminal is automatically configured, and then it becomes a text window with a blue screen and asks whether you want to choose Kdm or Kdm, depending on your personal preference, because this is just the difference between whether the boot landing window is KDE or GNOME. I chose gdm. Press enter and uninstall it automatically.

After installation, press the key combination Ctrl+Alt+Backspace to restart Xwindows, select KDE in the "session" of the login window, and it will become KDE after login. (if you want to go back to ubuntu, you can change it to gnome in "session".) it is important to note that all the software you install under Ubuntu can be used under Kubuntu, and similarly, you can also use KDE software under Ubuntu. In short, so software is shared.

In addition, the default Ubuntu KDE at this time is the English interface, and you can use this command to install the Chinese environment. Sudo apt-get install language-pack-kde-zh language-pack-kde-zh-base language-pack-zh language-pack-zh-base language-support-zh probably downloads the 50m installation package, and after installation, press the key combination Ctrl+Alt+Backspace to restart Xwindows, which becomes Chinese.

Ubuntu KDE installation and uninstallation

Install KDE:

Method 1:

Sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop

Sudo apt-get install language-pack-kde-zh language-pack-kde-zh-base language-pack-zh language-pack-zh-base language-support-zh

Method 2:

Sudo apt-get install kde kde-i18n-zhcn

Sudo apt-get install language-pack-kde-zh language-pack-kde-zh-base language-pack-zh language-pack-zh-base language-support-zh

Method to delete Ubuntu KDE:

Zerolin wrote:

For 5.04:

Code: apt-get-- purge remove kdelibs4 libarts1

For 5.10:

Code: apt-get-- purge remove kdelibs4c2 libarts1c2

For 6.06:

Code: apt-get-- purge remove kdelibs4c2a libarts1c2a

The problem that I can't enter gnome after installing Ubuntu KDE is how I installed it. Unable to enter gnome after installation, the panel flashes. Thanks to ubuntu.org.cn 's cannot. Find this way.

The following are references:

May it concerned with gtk2-engines-gtk-qt settings?

Please change the Gtk style in kcontrol

And try again.

At the Ubuntu KDE terminal

Kcontrol goes to the KDE settings panel and finds gtk style in it. By default, it seems to be qt. I'll change it back to human. Re-logging in to x win is sure enough to enter gnome. BTW: the machine is for use, not for viewing, so these days we still choose xfce as the environment. :)

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