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FluxBox in fedora

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hi

I have Fedora core 4 cds, and want to install it in my laptop. How would i install FluxBox in it(i mean instead of kde or gnome)?

ps im newbie

thanks
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Re: FluxBox in fedora

You would either have to locate the RPM file for Fluxbox to install, or download the source code, and compile it yourself. I suggest checking out www.google.com/linux using the term "fluxbox" to get more information-- I believe that the people who wrote that WM will have instructions on how to install or compile the software for your system.
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Re: FluxBox in fedora

> Jan 21st 2006
The Linuxera fan is only 1 year late.
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haha .. funny joeprogrammer .. I think the guy must have thought about telling other people visiting this post .. not the author
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