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gnome

is it possible to install gnome in PC-bsd...if so how?
where can i download gnome for PC-bsd

8sory but i dont have time for searching for that on the net)
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A good starting point is the gnome2 metaport. Install it with pkg_add or the ports system, according to your preference.
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thanks a lot......ill install it right now

is possible to install it on PC-BSD too?
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When I was trying PC-BSD, I used pgk_add for a good portion of my software installs. I can't say about Gnome specifically since I didn't install it, but most everything else worked without a hitch.
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hmm...ill try to install it
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PC-BSD is, literally, FreeBSD under the hood. So if all else fails you could install the port as mentioned.
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