> > K -> Preferences -> System -> Login Manager -> Sessions > > enter the name of the gnome executable in the "New type" line and > > click "Add new". > > gnome-session is the name for starting a "gnome session" > ah, yes. i thought it was that. :) if you think, that gnome-session is a bad name for a session type (because it's obviously "a bit" long), you may make a symlink named "gnome". btw, i'm playing with idea to provide aliases for session types, so one can name a session type independently of the associated program. does anybody think that this is _really_ useful or is "symlink aliasing" good enough?
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