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    Basic Question

    So far I am really digging KDE 4.3.

    I would never have gotten my wireless working but somebody from the ubuntu forums hooked up with me on the messenger and I copied and pasted his instructions in the terminal till we found out what the problem was. Something to do with adding a WL to the end of a file and blacklisting fb4 or something like that. A problem with broadcom and the KDE set up is wrong. Anyway I still like it a lot.

    However, I am wondering if there is another package installer better than Kpackagekit. I don't like how the software is listed. I don't know what most of it is. All the names are too confusing and it would take forever to browse through it and find stuff I might be interested in. I remember Ubuntu has a nice package manager. I downloaded synaptic but it isn't working the way it did in Ubuntu.

    So any suggestions on a package installer that is good for just browsing the package list?

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    Yep. Open System > Konsole and enter

    sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install synaptic

    followed by your password.

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      #3
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      Originally posted by BigCityCat
      So any suggestions on a package installer that is good for just browsing the package list?
      Synaptic! Hands down!

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        #4
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        That's cool, but I did install synaptic. It seems to be functioning different than it did in ubuntu. Is there a way to configure it better?

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          #5
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          Originally posted by BigCityCat

          Is there a way to configure it better?


          Define "better", please.

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            #6
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            Well it seems it has a lot more sections on the left side to search through than it did under ubuntu. Anyway I guess it's still works the same.

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