Andrew Brackenbury wrote:
>
> Hello. First, thank you to everyone who has helped me with all my very
> newbie question. Here's the most recent problem: So, I still can't get
> linux to boot to a nice GUI login window. I still get the lego looking
> penguin window.
It is called a command line login (and don't complain. Almost every
linux and other unixes don't even give you this "ascii art" (I don't
like it anyway...))
> A couple of you suggested that I login at the lego penguin
> and then type startx. This did take me to a GUI but it was the
> "enlightenment" GUI. Frankly, this is the most un-enlightening interface I
> have ever sworn at. I want to get to kde. I must get to kde.
Beuh! You don't like enlightenment because you don't know it.(did you
examine the help window?). But if you really want KDE, edit your
$HOME/.Xclients file.
> One of you
> mentioned that I may have changed my default run level somewhere. How do I
> fix this?
By editing your /etc/inittab file. Change the line
id:3:initdefault:
and put a "5" instead of the "3".
HTH
Flupke
