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what is the best way to install KDE in Etch?I'm a Linux newbie. I decided to go with Debian because it is free, but I'm having trouple installing kde. Gnome installs by default, and has a bunch of features. I opened the terminal from GNOME and typed "apt-get install kde" Thanks, Bookmark/Search this post with: 
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You have installed full version of desktop environment and now you have to install applications separately.
To view available applications for kde type:
apt-cache search kde|less
For example, konsole is a terminal emulator in kde
Try the synaptic package manager
Applications>Debian>Apps>System>Synaptic Package Manager