Am Donnerstag, den 19.02.2009, 01:49 +0100 schrieb Michelle Konzack: > Which WindowManager do you use? fvwm, but I also tried icewm and fluxbox to be sure, that it's not the window managers fault.
> I start "fvwm" at the end of the ~/.xsession which is the preuve, that > ~/xsession IS executed from WDM, even XDM, GDM and KDM. > I thought: If I start fvwm via wdm, wdm reads ~/.xsession and passes the environment to the windowmanager. But - alright - I can be wrong. I already mentioned, that I'm, not an expert... ;) What I don't understand then, is: Why do I have no problem when using xdm instead of wdm? It should do the same, shouldn't it? I can only guess, but: If it works on your computer(s) and it doesn't work on mine - could it be hardware-dependent? I'm using a Thinkpad A21p with an Ati Rage Mobility M3 GPU - wdm does seem to have problems with the ati-xserver. (Remember: You can't login a second time, because some keys - f.e. "Enter" - doesn't work unless you kill the xserver.) > If I understand WDM right, it is not intent to source > > /etc/default/locale > or > /etc/environment > > IF you use the ~/.xsession, it is up to you, seting the right locale. I guess, this is already done by debconf. My */.xsession starts with the line # ---- language-env DON'T MODIFY THIS LINE! and ends with the same line. Between them the correct LANG environment is configured. I won't touch this file - also because it looks good to me.
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