[SOLVED] Changing Fedora "Appearance"

[ImFluffeh]

I just finished installing Fedora on my netbook, but the problem I am seeing is that it is not the same as the one I just recently installed on a laptop... One is an x64, the other is an x86. This version seems more like a tablet, and I don't like it as much... I was wondering if there was a way to change it so it looks like the version that looks like Windows with it's own twist to it.

If you have NO clue what I am talking about, I want to make the picture on the homepage here:
http://fedoraproject.org/



Look like this:
http://spins.fedoraproject.org/kde/

on my computer. I don't like how it looks now, and help changing this would be much appreciated.

[Sagitter]

If you have NO clue what I am talking about, I want to make the picture on the homepage here:
http://fedoraproject.org/

This is the Gnome Desktop version of Fedora (32 or 64 bit).

Look like this:
http://spins.fedoraproject.org/kde/

This is the KDE Desktop version of Fedora (32 or 64 bit).

It is normal, depend by the version that you have downloaded.

[muep]

Originally Posted by ImFluffeh

Look like this:
http://spins.fedoraproject.org/kde/

The default setup of KDE in Fedora looks like in that picture.

There is a KDE spin of Fedora that ships with KDE instead of Gnome. It seems you picked an installation method that installs Gnome, but you can easily install the KDE programs afterwards:

yum groupinstall "KDE Software Compilation"

After running that as root, KDE should be available as a session choice in the login manager. Your login manager is probably currently GDM, where the session choice is only displayed after you select your username.

[ImFluffeh]

Originally Posted by muep

The default setup of KDE in Fedora looks like in that picture.

There is a KDE spin of Fedora that ships with KDE instead of Gnome. It seems you picked an installation method that installs Gnome, but you can easily install the KDE programs afterwards:

yum groupinstall "KDE Software Compilation"

After running that as root, KDE should be available as a session choice in the login manager. Your login manager is probably currently GDM, where the session choice is only displayed after you select your username.

Thank you Problem solved