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Alcune applicazioni di KDE sono disponibili nel Windows Store, ad esempio [https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/krita/9n6x57zgrw96 Krita] e [https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/kstars/9pprz2qhlxtg KStars]. | |||
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If you find that using a graphical package manager is unbearably slow, you will want to use command-line installation. This is much faster, but the disadvantage is that you need to know the exact name of the package you want to install. To find out what commands you can use to search for packages on your system: Find your distribution's package manager below, [[Special:MyLanguage/Tutorials/Open_a_console|open a console]], and append <code>--help</code> to the name of your distribution's package manager. As an example, <code>dnf --help</code> will list the commands you can use for Fedora, but there are many and they can be confusing at first. | If you find that using a graphical package manager is unbearably slow, you will want to use command-line installation. This is much faster, but the disadvantage is that you need to know the exact name of the package you want to install. To find out what commands you can use to search for packages on your system: Find your distribution's package manager below, [[Special:MyLanguage/Tutorials/Open_a_console|open a console]], and append <code>--help</code> to the name of your distribution's package manager. As an example, <code>dnf --help</code> will list the commands you can use for Fedora, but there are many and they can be confusing at first. | ||
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Installare il software di KDE
Per installare il software di KDE ti raccomandiamo di utilizzare gli strumenti della tua distribuzione.Qui viene spiegato come trovare il nome e la versione della tua distribuzione.
Tip
come questo, significa che è qualcosa che devi digitare esattamente come appare lì.
Dall'interfaccia grafica
Discover
Discover è il software center di KDE, e funziona con qualsiasi distribuzione che supporta AppStream (ad esempio Ubuntu, Debian, ArchLinux, openSUSE, Red Hat e Fedora). Se vuoi altre informazioni su di esso, visita la pagina su Discover.
openSUSE - YaST
Oltre a Discover, openSUSE ha il suo strumento di gestione del software, il gestore di pacchetti di YaST.
Cerca YaST Gestione pacchetti nel lanciatore di applicazioni. Apri YaST e fai clic sull'icona per avviarlo.
Usa il campo di ricerca per trovare il pacchetto che vuoi installare: puoi cercarlo in base al nome o alla descrizione del pacchetto, inoltre devi solo inserire una parte del nome. Ti viene presentato un elenco di pacchetti che corrisponde alla tua ricerca. Fai clic sulla casella di selezione del pacchetto da installare, poi fai clic su . Vedi questa pagina per altre informazioni sulla gestione dei pacchetti e su openSUSE.
Windows Store
Alcune applicazioni di KDE sono disponibili nel Windows Store, ad esempio Krita e KStars.
Da riga di comando
If you find that using a graphical package manager is unbearably slow, you will want to use command-line installation. This is much faster, but the disadvantage is that you need to know the exact name of the package you want to install. To find out what commands you can use to search for packages on your system: Find your distribution's package manager below, open a console, and append --help to the name of your distribution's package manager. As an example, dnf --help will list the commands you can use for Fedora, but there are many and they can be confusing at first.
openSUSE
With openSUSE you install software using zypper
for example to install KWrite you will open a console and enter
zypper in kwrite.
Ubuntu
With Ubuntu Linux you install software using apt. For example to install KWrite you will open a console and enter
sudo apt install kwrite.
Fedora
Fedora uses dnf so to install KWrite you would open a console and type dnf install kwrite. If you are unsure of the name of a package, you can use dnf list with wildcards to see all the packages with a word as part of the package name — for example dnf list *network* will list all available packages with "network" as part of the name. Casting even wider, dnf search mpeg will list all packages that either have mpeg in the name or in the description of the package.
Gentoo
With Gentoo you install software using emerge, e.g. for KWrite you would open a console and type emerge --ask kwrite (using --ask to get an overview of necessary dependencies and USE flag options before confirming). If you are unsure of the name of a package, you can use emerge --search to see all the packages with a word as part of the package name — e.g. emerge --search network will list all available packages with "network" as part of the name.
Mageia
You can use urpmi to install KDE software from a command line. Other useful commands can be found at Wikipedia's Urpmi page.
OpenMandriva Lx
Most KDE software is installed already - you can use dnf to install additional packages. If you know what a package is called, you can use e.g. dnf --refresh install kwrite. If you don't know the package name, you can use dnf --refresh search '*kde*' to search (this example lists all packages that have "kde" as part of their name or description).
You can also use Discover or dnfdragora as graphical frontends to package installation.
Arch Linux and Manjaro
With Arch Linux and Arch-based distributions like Manjaro, you can install software using the pacman utility. For example, to install KWrite you will open a console and enter the command
sudo pacman -S kwrite.