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#1 2013-11-13 01:00:18
- victorqueiroz
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Could I use Unity, XFCE and Openbox, together?
I mean, if I install Unity and all his packages, I will broke all my DEs? I don't see that explanation in the Wiki.
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#2 2013-11-13 01:18:58
- okubax
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Re: Could I use Unity, XFCE and Openbox, together?
Any particular reason why you want to do this? Openbox and xfce can certainly co-exist peacefully on same machine
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#3 2013-11-13 01:21:59
- victorqueiroz
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Re: Could I use Unity, XFCE and Openbox, together?
Any particular reason why you want to do this? Openbox and xfce can certainly co-exist peacefully on same machine
Because I want to install Unity, and I want to know if there is some problem. If it will broke my other DEs.
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#4 2013-11-13 01:39:50
- skottish
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Re: Could I use Unity, XFCE and Openbox, together?
You can do it and for the most part if one is broken the others will still be alright. Research how display managers like gdm or lightdm work.
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#5 2013-11-13 17:54:19
- Ewesurper
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Re: Could I use Unity, XFCE and Openbox, together?
You can always create a test box to see if your packages will break your system. This is also the best practice if you are trying new things, especially if you're in that beginning phase of Arch.
Ewe and You are interchangeable words, correct?
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