05-27-2008
KDE and GNOME
Quote:
Originally Posted by
netwalker
Fedora Core is easy to use and easy to install.
I recommend to use the KDE GUI, since it is more functional.
What are the differences between KDE and GNOME?
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plasmapkg
PLASMAPKG(1) KDE User's Manual PLASMAPKG(1)
NAME
plasmapkg - Install, list, remove Plasma packages
SYNOPSIS
plasmapkg [-h, --hash path] [-g, --global] [-t, --type type] [-i, --install path] [-u, --upgrade path] [-l, --list] [--list-types] [-r,
--remove name] [-p, --packageroot path] [KDE Generic Options] [Qt Generic Options]
DESCRIPTION
plasmapkg is a command line tool to install, list, remove Plasma packages.
OPTIONS
-h, --hash path
Generate a SHA1 hash for the package at "path".
-g, --global
For install or remove, operates on packages installed for all users.
-t, --type type
The type of package, e.g. theme, wallpaper, plasmoid, dataengine, runner, layout-template, etc. [plasmoid].
-i, --install path
Install the package at "path".
-u, --upgrade path
Upgrade the package at "path".
-l, --list
List installed packages.
-r, --remove name
Remove the package named "name".
-p, --packageroot path
Absolute path to the package root. If not supplied, then the standard data directories for this KDE session will be searched instead.
SEE ALSO
More detailed user documentation is available from help:/plasma-desktop (either enter this URL into Konqueror, or run khelpcenter
help:/plasma-desktop).
AUTHORS
plasmapkg was written by Aaron Seigo<aseigo@kde.org>.
K Desktop Environment 2012-12-05 PLASMAPKG(1)