Damian, Thank-you for your help. I'm embarassed that I missed the most obvious thing. :) Everything is working great now. Thanks again!
-Chris On May 19, 2002 05:36 pm, Damian G wrote: > > use KDE Control Center to do that. Go to system --> > login manager ( i'm sorry bu ti think you will have to look for > something like that, my installation is not english language. ) > once you get it, look for a tab in which you can see a small listbox > containing all wm kinds available for you. > click the button 'go to administrator mode' at the bottom > of the window, enter the root password, remove the old 'kde' > entry from kdm and add a new one, call it 'kde3' . the > rest should be done automagically. > > note: just in case, you can open KDE control center by typing > 'kcontrol' in a console. > > > HTH > > Damian
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