Hint: look for a way to specify manual entry of username (as opposed to a predefined list). Also, there are often options to hide admin accounts in the user lists...
If you're on Gnome not KDE, I can't help... let us know which it is and I'm sure somebody knows.
-Max
Alan Crandall wrote:
On Thursday 29 July 2004 02:55 pm, Max Lemieux wrote:
You should be able to use the gui tools for admin work, using sudo in the terminal to open the gui app. Example:
bash$ sudo kwrite /var/www/html/index.html
bash$ cd folder_where_crossover_file_is (get to the file) bash$ chmod a+x crossoverfile (make it executable) bash$ ./crossoverfile (run it in current directory)
Hope that helps, post details if you need more assistance. -Max
Thanks Max,got crossover installed.Guess I was not clear enough about the login.I would like to have the option,at boot screen to login in as a user or admin.I had it set that way once and a reboot showed both but after closing mandrake,I did not get that option again?Thanks!
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