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When transitioning to a new desktop environment, it's essential to understand how to properly set up your system. If you originally installed Kubuntu or removed Ubuntu during the transition, there are specific steps you'll need to take.

Firstly, install the `ubuntu-desktop` and `gdm` packages to ensure a smooth transition. If you've decided that the Kubuntu environment isn't for you, it's easy to remove it. After logging in as usual, KDE should start automatically.

Before making any changes, you may want to audit your current setup. It's ultimately up to you whether you choose to change your default desktop environment or stick with Kubuntu. If you do decide to switch, you'll be prompted to set KDE as your default session. Select the KDE desktop option for your session, and you're good to go.

To use Kubuntu after installation, you'll need to modify your session settings. Click on the 'Options' link in the bottom left corner of the login screen, and navigate to 'System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager.' From here, click on the Search icon to easily install a group of packages at once.

The key to this process is installing the `kubuntu-desktop` meta package. This package depends on a collection of other packages, making it a convenient way to get everything you need in one go. The speed of your internet connection will also play a significant role, as the faster your connection, the quicker the packages will download.

It's worth noting that this process only works with an active internet connection, as packages must be downloaded from the internet. If you're viewing this page, it's likely that you already have a stable internet connection. With these steps in mind, you'll be well on your way to setting up your new desktop environment and enjoying the benefits of SpeedCrunch.

Speedcrunch change log base