sudo aptitude install e17
\nReading package lists… Done
\nBuilding dependency tree
\nReading state information… Done
\nReading extended state information
\nInitializing package states… Done
\nReading task descriptions… Done
\nThe following NEW packages will be installed:
\ne17 e17-data{a} libecore-con0{a} libecore-evas0{a} libecore-fb0{a} libecore-file0{a} libecore-imf0{a} libecore-ipc0{a} libecore-job0{a} libecore-txt0{a} libecore-x0{a} libecore0{a}
\nlibedbus0{a} libedje0{a} libeet1{a} libefreet0{a} libembryo0{a} libevas-engines{a} libevas0{a}
\n0 packages upgraded, 19 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
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This appears to provide a good basic E17 Desktop, but provides no additional themes, and I’m not sure how many modules it includes. Here’s a screenshot: If you want to use this add the following to your \/etc\/apt\/sources.list:<\/p>\n deb http:\/\/ftp.us.debian.org\/debian\/ experimental main non-free contrib<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n This also includes KDE4<\/a> packages. You’ll want to be careful with this repo, that you don’t pull in and install too many (possibly breaking) packages from it.<\/p>\n Look for my latest posting on E17 as this information could be out-of-date:<\/p>\n http:\/\/timony.com\/mickzblog\/category\/e17\/<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I thought I’d start looking at using Debian’s experimental E17 packages. I commented out all other E17 repo’s from my source.list and installed the debian e17 package. It installs a minimal amount of related packages, and there doesn’t seem to be lot of e17 packages available in the experimental repo sudo aptitude install e17 Reading … Continue reading Debian’s e17 Packages<\/span>
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