But by saying "consoles", is that sort of like being in different work spaces? So I could load KDE on like F3, then load WindowMaker on F4, then load Gnome on F5? Then switch back and forth?
On Tuesday 03 August 2004 23:46, Daniel Kuecker wrote: > press CTRL-ALT-F7 and it will put you back in X. when you press those > key combinations while in X, you get your consoles > > kleer wrote: > >When I was running KDE tonight, I pressed "Alt + Ctrl + F3" (or one of > >those other F somethings keys), and I then got into a command driven > >screen. It asked me to log in. I did so, then typed "gdm", got an error > >about something else. I pressed ok, and it led me to a screen where I > >could pick a session to go into "KDE, Gnome, Windowmaker, > >Blackbox...etc". When I regularly startup the computer, it only gives me > >the options of KDE, Windowmaker, and WVmn2 or something of that sort. > > > >I have 4 questions for this: > > > >1. Is KDE still running after I did the Alt + Ctrl + F3? > > > >2. Did I somehow log out? > > > >3. By doing this Alt + Ctrl + F_ thing, is it sort of like switching > >workspaces? > > > >4. How do I get all off those desktop selections when I startup the > >computer, rather then just the normal 3?
