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slackware:xfce [2012/09/25 04:52 (UTC)] mfillpot [Keyboard setup] updated internal link |
slackware:xfce [2012/12/10 15:29 (UTC)] alienbob [Installation] Slackware 14 is already there |
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| ===== Installation ===== | ===== Installation ===== | ||
| - | Xfce is part of Slackware installation media. The soon-to-be-released Slackware 14 will come with the latest version, 4.10. During the installation process, please make sure that you select the Xfce package group. It gets a new package folder under /slackware/xfce. | + | Xfce is part of Slackware installation media. The latest stable release, Slackware 14, comes with the latest version of Xfce, 4.10. During the installation process, please make sure that you select the //Xfce// package group. It gets a new package folder under "''/slackware/xfce''". |
| Adding Xfce to an existing installation is straightforward: | Adding Xfce to an existing installation is straightforward: | ||
| darkstar~# slackpkg install xfce | darkstar~# slackpkg install xfce | ||
| - | <note>To use full feature (power management, managing external devices such as USB key, ...) you have to be in the //plugdev// and the //power// groups. See [[slackbook:users#managing_users_and_groups|managing users page]].</note> | + | <note>To use full features (power management, managing external devices such as USB key, ...) you have to be in the //plugdev// and the //power// groups. See [[slackbook:users#managing_users_and_groups|managing users page]].</note> |
| ===== Configuration ===== | ===== Configuration ===== | ||
