General :: Can Not Find System-logos For Centos 5 / Get That?
Mar 11, 2010
I have a Centos 5 machine, and I've been attempting to install GNOME and the like. However, quite a large number of packages do NOT install because of missing dependencies, all of which seem to trace back to 'system-logos'. Unfortunately, I can find no trace of this package in the 'yum list available' output. Google came up with nothing. If you can help, it would be MUCH appreciated! BTW, I've also tried 'fedora-logos' and 'linux-logos' without success.
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Code:
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As executing
Code:
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Code:
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IFS=$'
'
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