Greg Meyer wrote:
On Wednesday 30 July 2003 04:17 pm, David Guntner wrote:
Also, the X system seems to default to using mdkKDM as the window manager
at login, and I want to use the KDM window manager so that things like the
clock will actually show up in the login window when I've selected the
clock from the control panel under login preferences. I can't seem to
remember how I did it on my already-set up machine. :-) Can someone point
me in the right direction, please?
urpme mdkkdm
urpmi kdebase-kdm
Looks like this is my only option. I can't figure out any way to tell mdkKDM I want to login as root instead of regular user.
As far as I know there is no way to do so. This was the subject of very heated discussions during 9.0 development.
If you want to log in to KDE as root you will have to either install kdm or do:
- Ctrl + Alt + F1 - login as regular user - type su - type in your root password - type startx
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