>> Unfortunately there is no other variant. When removing the link on >> session manager in fluxbox, then it is impossible to choose it as a >> default window manager if there's at least one session manager >> installed. >> >> Then there appears a paradoxical situation: less functional systems like >> KDE/xfce will prevent from using the most comfortable window manager - >> fluxbox. ;) >> JC> No, that won't prevent you from doing that. Any session manager should JC> allow you to choose which window manager you're running. If it doesn't JC> then that's a bug in the session manager imo (and in any case, it's just JC> a matter of replacing the default window manager with fluxbox in your JC> session and saving it). Or if you don't want to use any session JC> manager, then you're welcome to use ~/.xsession. And in any case JC> working around that in fluxbox by pretending to be a session manager is JC> actively harmful.
Editting of users' init-scripts is not the way of choosing default window manager. It is the way of choosing window manager by one user. In case of an absent link on x-session-manager the access to installation of fluxbox (and many other managers) as a default window manager will be disabled. Because alternatives x-session-manager have a priority. So if on my computer 20 men use fluxbox and only one uses xfce (kde etc) then all the 20 men must use personal settings instead of general-system ones. It isn't correct. May be it will be fluxbox bug but I shall not remove this link so far. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
