er_main(sys.argv, exit_code=True)įile "/usr/lib/python3.6/site-packages/dnf/cli/main.py", line 179, in user_mainįile "/usr/lib/python3.6/site-packages/dnf/cli/main.py", line 64, in main $ sudo dnf group remove 'KDE Plasma Workspaces' I have tried installing 'Fedora Workstation' before doing dnf group remove 'KDE Plasma Workspaces' but I get this error: Feed backs from users are really important to us. Please if my description doesn't help, or you will discover other issue, please don't hesitate to reopen it or file new beg report. Then your system will not try to remove group "core" because it is required by other env_group.įrom my side I think I can close the bug, because it will be solved in next fedora where groups will be marked correctly.
#Centos remove kde desktop install
To prevent the problem you have to, before you want to uninstall env-group, fix the problem by marking group "Fedora Workstation" as installed (``dnf group install "Fedora Workstation"`` or ``dnf group mark install "Fedora Workstation"``). The primary problem is that during system deploy installator (anaconda) didn't mark installed groups, but marked only packages that where installed with reason group (the problem is already fixed). If you install additional env-group, it install or mark required groups as installed. If you compare env_groups, you will see that all of them has one common group `core`. Just from beginning, the environmental groups are composed from groups. I investigate the issue and find very interesting points. But I agree, you would think KDE could be removed safely using the 'dnf group remove.' ~]# dnf remove the packages to be removed, because I tested from a basic install and I don't know what else you have installed. However, I was able to get a clean removal using a method from Fedora's Documenatation. I used a Fedora 24 VM to test this and got your same result. Hello, I believe I saw you on IRC last night asking about this issue. > dnf tries to gut my system and remove the package manager and init system. > I cannot understand why, when I am trying to remove a desktop environment, > in removing the following protected packages: systemd, dnf." > Workspaces'" I get the following message: "Error: The operation would result > environment and some other applications. > Workspaces'" which worked as expected and installed the requested desktop > alternative to the default GNOME, so I ran "dnf groups install 'KDE Plasma During that time, I decided to try the KDE Desktop, as an
> Description of problem: I performed a fresh install of Fedora 24 about two In order for the VNC server to make use of KDE, edit ~/.(In reply to mozarella.firefox from comment #0)
KDE can be installed using the following yum command: # yum groupinstall "KDE Plasma Workspaces" The CentOS-7 repository includes packages for either KDE or GNOME desktop environments. If the VNC client can connect to the server but the desktop is blank, the server is missing a desktop environment. Try manually opening this port with the following command: # firewall-cmd -permanent -add-port=5901/tcp # service firewalld statusĪssuming the firewall is running, it is likely blocking the port used by the VNC server. Note that CentOS 7 uses the firewalld service, instead of iptables. If at this point, the server is still inaccessible from a VNC client, check firewall status. The TigerVNC server can be installed from the CentOS-7 repository with the following yum command: # yum install tigervnc-serverĪfter the TigerVNC server is installed, it can be started from the command line: # vncserver
The remote system runs a VNC server which can then be accessed by a local VNC client. VNC is a remote desktop protocol, commonly used for Linux systems.
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