Installation of 'environment groups' fails due to conflicts between fedora-release packages Due to some limitations in how Fedora's package group mechanism works and some changes made to support the introduction of 'Flavors' in Fedora 21, you may often encounter conflicts when trying to install the 'environment groups' seen in yum grouplist after installing Fedora 21. If you install a Fedora Flavor - Workstation, Cloud, or Server - it is likely that attempting to install any other 'environment group' will fail. If you use a non-Flavor install - for instance, install from a desktop live image - it is likely that you will be able to successfully install other non-Flavor environment groups, but not the environment groups associated with each Flavor. The most common case in which you're likely to encounter this is trying to add extra desktops to a Workstation or other desktop installation. If you install Workstation and then want to add any other desktop, or install another desktop and then want to add GNOME and decide to try and use the 'Workstation' group, you will likely run into this problem. Fortunately there is a fairly simple workaround for this problem: use the command yum groupinstall (group) --exclude fedora-release*, e.g. Yum groupinstall kde-desktop-environment --exclude fedora-release*.

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Warning: Environment Group mate-desktop-environment does not exist. Warning: group. However then when I did a yum update it looks like it is trying to install 562 Packages (+743 Dependent packages). Some more info might be found here (. So for the tag for gnome-desktop-environment, the name of the group from the tag that immediately follows it is 'Gnome Desktop'. CentOS 5 died in March 2017 - migrate NOW! Full time Geek, part time moderator. Torrent Principles Of Chemistry A Molecular Approach Tro. Mar 24, 2014 - Install Desktop Packages $ sudo yum. On my minimal CentOS 7 I did: sudo yum -y groupinstall 'GNOME Desktop' and then startx and everything work fine. I ended up installing the package gnome-session-xsession which was not installed by the gnome-desktop3 or any of the above mentioned groups. Grouplist and groupinstall were written with only. Yum groupinstall/yum group install, etc. Package Group. (graphical-server-environment) GNOME Desktop.

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