The installation of K Desktop Environment, or KDE, packages is determined by the package format you choose. There are six different format options, the base of which are tgz files.
Instructions
Step 1
Use superuser mode to install the Debian KDE packages and choose the syntax dpkg -i pkgname.deb for each one. Remember that packages of this format must be installed in accordance with the FHS standard.
Step 2
Copy the PRM installation packages to the / opt / kde directory in superuser mode and run rpm -i package_name.rpm. To create a binary RPM package, run rpm -i package_name.src.rpm.
Step 3
Then use the syntax cd / usr / src / redhat / SPECS followed by rpm -bb package_name.spec. Run cd../RPMS/i386 and exit rpm -i package_name.i386.rpm.
Step 4
To install the.tgz package, you must first unpack it: tar xvzf package_name.tar.gz and go to its created directory using the cd package_name command.
Step 5
Then use the command. / Configure to run and make to compile. Complete the installation with su -c "make install".
Step 6
To install the binaries, use superuser mode and enter the command cd / followed by the value tar xvzf package_name.tar.gz.
