On Thursday 28 December 2006 04:18, Samuel Baldwin wrote:
Try .xsession , add exec startfluxbox.
Excuse me. That should read .xinitrc , and that's in your ~. Light night,
my bad. :)
Under /etc/X11/Sessions I have a file called fluxbox. In there I have:
I'm not sure if this helps, but I believe all i have to do to get to
fluxbox (in fact i'm sure of it) is to select fluxbox from the menu in
gdm. If you use xdm, .xsession would be the right file (you can select
that in gdm as custom). I dont know for kde.
I always forget about fancy
Dan wrote:
I'm not sure if this helps, but I believe all i have to do to get to
fluxbox (in fact i'm sure of it) is to select fluxbox from the menu in
gdm. If you use xdm, .xsession would be the right file (you can select
that in gdm as custom). I dont know for kde.
I always forget about
Hi,
I use to use Fluxbox as my window manager.
I upgraded world 2 times without a restart (I think there were new
versions of portage too).
Now I had to shutdown and boot. After logging in and typing the magic
command startx TWM comes up.
How do I get back fluxbox a s the dafault window
On December 27 at 22:46 EST, frank hastily scribbled:
Hi,
I use to use Fluxbox as my window manager.
I upgraded world 2 times without a restart (I think there were new
versions of portage too).
I don't mean to be rude, but you really should watch what Portage was
doing. It's generally
Try .xsession , add exec startfluxbox.
There should also be a variable in your X config.
Cheers!
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Try .xsession , add exec startfluxbox.
Excuse me. That should read .xinitrc , and that's in your ~. Light night, my
bad. :)
--
Samuel (shardz)
Shardz's Igloo:
shardz.homelinux.net
Registered Linux User #410639
amarok.kde.org
defectivebydesign.org
usmc.mil
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