That's it indeed, Yawar Amin:
> startx [/usr/bin/]<wm_name> -- :0
^^^^^^^
It doesn't even need a specific file with yet another command name.
But please explain the syntax.
Attempts without the arguments underlined would not open X -
complaining about missing "display:", or would at best load only the
window manager[s] explicitly defined for/in the X setup and not any
other one which might be present and eligible in the "system".
And if bash (batch) syntax would be a bit easier to learn, it could be
feasible to set up a small script to choose between window managers.
// Heimo Claasen // <hammer at revobild dot net> // Brussels 2003-03-20
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