Installing Gnome

icsoft
Posts: 5
Member Since:
2006-07-04

Hi,
As a Linux nubie, I have been trying to install Gnome on the Trixbox 1.1 and have failed miserably because of a dependancy of Gimp-Print, namely "libijs.so"

It looks like when yum tries to install Gimp-Print it does not find the libijs.so dependancy and fails Gnomes dependancy check, i installed ghostscript as libijs.so was supposedly included but it wasn't and i have tried to get the file from the net to no avail.

Is there any way to solve this issue?

TIA,
Matt.



sskillin
Posts: 10
Member Since:
2006-07-02
Re: Installing Gnome

Hi Matt,
sorry to bounce off your thread, but did you ever find an answer to this? I'm in the same place.
thanks,
Shaun



psdata
Posts: 160
Member Since:
2006-06-01
Re: Installing Gnome

Hello Math and Shaun,

For what do you want to install Gnome on a server?

If you want some tools on your PBX-server then you can beter install webmin, it's a webbased adm programm were you can manage the compleet server.

Gnome is more for the desktop.

On the unix promt
yum -y install webmin

after install you can start it on
http://yourserver:10000

John



canibal
Posts: 4
Member Since:
2006-07-10
Re: Installing Gnome

i do not know how to install gnome, but this is the way to install KDE:
yum install kdebase
yum install system-config*
yum install kdeutils
yum install firefox
yum install yum-utils

after that, you have to configure your display by doing
system-config-display
restart
and log it
then type
startx and you'll have a GUI



lhoppe
Posts: 2
Member Since:
2006-09-30
Re: Installing Gnome

Try this...
yum groupinstall "GNOME Desktop Environment" --exclude=gimp-print --exclude=gimp-print-utils

If you need internet tools and office/productivity tools follow-up with.
yum groupinstall "Graphical Internet" "Office/Productivity"

Then configure the xwindows environment
Type system-config-display - Reboot the computer before running this command.

Finally, type startx to run the GNOME Desktop

To run the desktop by default , edit the “inittab” file.
vi /etc/inittab
press i to switch to edit mode and change the line that reads:
id:3:initdefualt:
to
id:5:initdefault:
Press the "esc" key then enter :wq to write to and exit the inittab file.
Now at the command prompt type "init 5" or reboot your system.



kongsted
Posts: 19
Member Since:
2006-10-01
Re: Installing Gnome

yum install *gimp*

//Kongsted



ebloans
Posts: 3
Member Since:
2007-01-28
Re: Installing Gnome

I am new at this... So I goofed!



ebloans
Posts: 3
Member Since:
2007-01-28
Re: Installing Gnome

Try this Instead...
yum groupinstall "GNOME Desktop Environment" --exclude=gimp-*

8-)

[size=large]MY FIRST POST AND I HELPED SOMEONE![/size]

And i dont know a thing about LINUX either... but it worked for me. Good Luck!



lin123
Posts: 1
Member Since:
2007-10-17
Gnome installation / libijs.so not found issue

I am having trouble installing GNOME

The following didn't work for me:
yum groupinstall "GNOME Desktop Environment" --exclude="gimp-print"

Any ideas?



awcalien8
Posts: 15
Member Since:
2007-07-11
yum groupinstall "GNOME

yum groupinstall "GNOME Desktop Environment" --exclude=gimp-*

works fine to me



b14ck
Posts: 773
Member Since:
2009-03-03
Don't install gnome or any

Don't install gnome or any GUI on your server =/ It will only eat up RAM. In general-- trixbox servers aren't meant to be used as desktops. First of all, most desktop users need steady updates for security, program updates, etc. Performing these kinds of updates on a trixbox server can be disastrous, as RPM dependencies will surely mess up php/sql/python/etc which make trixbox work the way it does. There are many other issues to be careful of here. I highly, HIGHLY recommend that you do not use it as a desktop!!

--

Randall Degges
Lead Developer, RCI Telecommunications
projectb14ck - http://projectb14ck.org/ - Weblog



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