Tom Berkley wrote: Not everyone uses the graphical login. I've had problems with it in the past and prefer a console login. Besides, some programs HAVE to be run from the root console window. There's probably a way to force the graphical login mechanism to exit to a console login screen, but I wouldn't count on it. Hiding the actual commands that are run at the shell level is probably O.K. for most newbies (i.e., the graphical login), but for those of us who have been using UN*X and/or Linux for a while, console is the way to go. GenEric > > You do not need the switchdesk command anymore if you use a graphical > login. The login window has a selector window for the window manager > that you want to use and the system remembers which one you selected the > last time that you logged in. Just select the wm that you want to use > before you hit the enter key with your password and after you enter your > username. > > Tom Berkley
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