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Have just moved my wife's machine from Ubuntu 10.04 to Debian Testing
Tried the default gnome, hated it (although I have left it on the computer,
in case she likes it). But I am not sure whether I had just the desktop
manager or whether I had the window manager.
Anyway tried just XFCE, and that seems sufficiently similar to Ubuntu 10.04
that it will hopefully work. But any pointers greatfully received to the
following:
1) XFCE by default only updates for security updates. Security updates for
Debian Testing "cannot be expected to be of the same quality as for
Debian's stable" http://testing-security.debian.net/
When I tried to activate XFCE to update automatically, it did not (I am
not quite sure why)
Before I revert to cron-apt, has anyone run into this problem before?
2) Currently the default window manager / Desktop manager on start up is
Gnome. What file do I need to change to make the default XFCE?
3) Tried to install a HP laserjet P1102w. Bearing in mind all the
discussions on printers over the last few weeks, all I can say is
Brother just worked. HP still doesn't. Hopefully will get that working
this weekend.
--
Henry
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