> Is ctrl+alt+backspace a choice or kill client a choice?
both of them will work.
> Isn't there any "normal" way to terminal X?
X normally exits when the last program mentioned in your .xinitrc
file exits. if you have a .xinitrc file, and it's empty, X should start and
exit right away.
> >> Every time I click "exit" in X,
> >click 'exit' where? is this with GNOME, KDE, FVWM?
>
> The X default one. XDM. If I click mouse in backdrop, it appears a pop menu.
> The "exit" is in bottom of the pop menu.
no, XDM is a Display Manager. it's one of the GUI login things.
you're probably thinking of TWM.
> >> the X hung,
> >what do you mean by 'hung'?
>
> After clicking "exit", window frames (three xterm window) freeze and mouse
> doesn't work, but I still can type in xterms.
that just means your window manager exited. perfectly normal
behavior.
if the window manager was the last thing in your .xinitrc; then
exiting the WM should kill X.
so if you don't have an .xinitrc file; make one with only the following line
in it:
twm
then when you start X; and exit your window manager (twm); it should cause X
to exit, since it's the last thing mentioned in your .xinitrc (the last X
client started from .xinitrc).
Carl Soderstrom
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Network Engineer
Real-Time Enterprises
www.real-time.com
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