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This page is intended to the the official page for tracking all things GNOME.
This page is intended to the the official page for tracking all things GNOME.
==Installation== <!--T:2-->
Funtoo portage tree offers two meta-packages for the GNOME Desktop.  Also, for a clean installation we need to enable gnome mix-in.
{{Note|If you installing gnome from a basic stage3, please, enable the desktop profile before gnome mix-in}}
<console>
# ##i## epro flavor desktop
# ##i## epro mix-ins +gnome
</console>
After setting up mix-in it is necessary to rebuild packages, to ensure all USE flags are respected. This is required for a correct installation of build and runtime dependencies prior to GNOME desktop installation.
<console>
# ##i## emerge -auvDN @world
</console>
And after completion, installation is easy as following command:
<console>
# ##i## emerge gnome-base/gnome
</console>
Alternatively, for a lighter selections of applications:
<console>
# ##i## emerge gnome-base/gnome-light
</console>


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Latest revision as of 06:24, May 18, 2023

This page is intended to the the official page for tracking all things GNOME.

Installation

Funtoo portage tree offers two meta-packages for the GNOME Desktop. Also, for a clean installation we need to enable gnome mix-in.

   Note

If you installing gnome from a basic stage3, please, enable the desktop profile before gnome mix-in

root #  epro flavor desktop
root #  epro mix-ins +gnome

After setting up mix-in it is necessary to rebuild packages, to ensure all USE flags are respected. This is required for a correct installation of build and runtime dependencies prior to GNOME desktop installation.

root #  emerge -auvDN @world

And after completion, installation is easy as following command:

root #  emerge gnome-base/gnome

Alternatively, for a lighter selections of applications:

root #  emerge gnome-base/gnome-light