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Totally Turning Ubuntu into Kubuntu
Kubuntu Desktop
There are several distributed versions of Ubuntu. These include Edubuntu and Kubuntu, both of which are Ubuntu but with a different default environment. Kubuntu is Ubuntu with, however, another very popular desktop environment for Linux called KDE.
This guide is how to totally install Kubuntu desktop and fully uninstall Ubuntu desktop meta-package. Remember, your Ubuntu system will not continue to be an Ubuntu system and offer the GNOME desktop. Your Ubuntu system will be a Kubuntu system and offer KDE desktop instead. But I will give you alternative choice to keep your Ubuntu system continue to be an Ubuntu system and offer the GNOME desktop and you will also have access to the KDE desktop and all the applications that come with a Kubuntu system. Feel free to make your own choice.
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Ubuntu Desktop
Kubuntu Desktop
Installing the Kubuntu Desktop
Open a terminal shell window, you can type the following:
sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
The download can take some time. After the download is complete, the packages are prepared and the installation proceeds. If you are lucky enough to have a good, high-speed Internet connection, the …
Installing Movable Type on Debian Server
Movable Type
Movable Type is a widely-used proprietary weblog publishing system developed by California-based Six Apart. Movable Type also supports most popular weblogging features, including user accounts, comments, categories, and themes, and is extensible through a large library of third-party plug-ins. Movable Type is free of charge for personal blogs with unlimited authors and blogs; paid support and commercial licenses, which allow more authors and weblogs on a single installation of the software, are also available. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Movable_Type.
Introduction
This tutorial reviews how to install Movable Type (MT) on your local Debian server. This tutorial does NOT offer easy Movable Type installation instructions. This guide was created because the official Movable Type installation guide are not written for beginner users like me . Hopefully these guide are easier to understand for us normal people.
Gud lak! I hope this helps save you time.
Requirements
Movable Type requires the following:
An account on a webserver that allows you to run custom CGI scripts.
Perl installed on your server, version 5.004_04 or greater. Perl version 5.6 or higher is highly recommended.
BerkeleyDB or, preferably, a SQL-based database …