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Change debian desktop environment to KDE
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this post was submitted on 22 Jul 2023
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Log out, and then look around the login screen for a way to choose your desktop "session". The location and appearance varies depending on the display manager, but it's often in a corner of the screen. (Lower left in my case.)
I'm assuming you installed the "plasma-desktop" package. If you installed KDE some other way, your installation might be incomplete.
Thanks. The login screen didn't show the icon to choose an environment until I was entering my password, at which point I was going on muscle memory, so I hit Enter without thinking. Once I logged out, I was able to log in using KDE. Thanks.