On Sun, Dec 23, 2001 at 08:32:16PM +0530, Mitesh Saini wrote:
> I don't want to change my default desktop every time I
> start Gnome from console, I want a single command line
> option (e.g "startkde" to start Kde). Is there any
> alternative, some thing like "startGnome" etc......
>
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startkde is merely a shell script which does the initial-
isations necessary for KDE and execs a lot of programs.
Have a good look at it.
You can write a similar thing for gnome as well, call it
"startgnome" if you so desire.
The default method of starting a window manager under "X"
is through the script 'startx'. All that is needed is the
name of the window manager in the last line of ~/.xinitrc
file, and typing startx will get you to your favoured WM.
I do not have gnome installed.
Bish
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