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I have my system set up to boot to the Linux
shell, not to any of the windows programs.
If I type startx, I think it comes up in
KDE. If I type 'X', I get a gray screen.
I know there are a bunch of others on my
system so I poked around and ran
/etc/X11/prefdm and I get a nice program
that gives me selections of windows type programs to go into. It is in
kind of a weird location, so I think there must be a more proper way but it
works for gnome, KDE and everything. No gray screens. The strangest part is it
wants a user name and password to enter.
I have everything working, but I think I'm
missing something very simple here somewhere. If the way I'm doing things isn't
the standard way, what is the way to enter from within Linux Shell?
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- Re: starting Gnome -kde - startx - X or whatever Ken Wilson
- Re: starting Gnome -kde - startx - X or whatever Arandir
- Re: starting Gnome -kde - startx - X or whatever Akintayo Holder
