No, what I've done is, when the gdm login screen comes up, I go to
another virtual terminal, log in as root, killall gdm, log out, log in as
myself then startx. It's a bit of a bother but it works. And no, SPM
and SAS have been working just fine. Like I said, it's more of an
inconvenience. I'm sure I could remove gdm's starting up by
disabling it from the startup services but haven't bothered yet
seeing as I'd like to figure out why the problems with the gdm login.
Just haven't had time to do that yet.
Todd
On 25 Jan 01, at 23:22, Mike Pfleger wrote:
> TODD WITTER wrote:
> >
> <SNIP> Aside from a glitch with the gdm login
> > screen which I have yet to resolve, everything works great! (I just
> > kill gdm first then run startx and up she comes).
> <SNIP>
>
> Hmmm. How did you kill gdm? By removing the symlink from rc2.d by any
> chance? If so, do you have any issues with administrative tasks
> executed when su'd from a regular login? ie. Trying to run Storm
> Package Manager? I had problems when launching X with startx (as
> discussed last month). If this is the case, what did you have to do to
> get around these problems?
>
> TIA,
> Mike
>
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