Ralph Winslow wrote:
>
> When on Sun, 17 Dec 2000, Mircea Luca wrote, I replied:
>
> Thanks for the clues, Mircea (or was it Alan). I'm
> not sure how I could subscribe to debian-kde without
> netscape, but I changed the .xinitrc to exec
> /usr/bin/startkde (which exists and is executable) but
> the result of xinit remains the same. Running
> /usr/bin/startkde by hand complains that :0.0 can't be
> opened. Here's the whole output:
>
Obviously ,the subscribing thing was intented after you have kde
running.:-)
Now this is a command I've digged from the list for similar problems
update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/x-window-manager x-window-manager
/usr/bin/kde2 50
If you do a startx this is supposed to start kde2 as default.
It also depends on what display manager you're using :gdm,kdm,xdm .
I using gdm and I followed a post made by somebodyfrom Stormix-tech
support on this list(sorry forgot the name).
cd /etc/gsm/Sessions
ln debian kde2
and works for me.
See also Carl's post with creating the .xsession file.
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Alan Saporta
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