Good! I will try it

2010/12/23 George Patterson <george.patter...@gmail.com>:
> Hi All,
>
> from the command line, you can start X which will give a black and
> white screen. Switching back to the command line you can then run an X
> application.
>
> It's been a while since I have last done this but a quick google showed that
>
> Assuming that you have X windows running already:-
> xinit -- :1 &
>
> this starts X with a xterm running.
>
> DISPLAY=:1.0 fgfs
> The command above should start Flightgear. I say should as I am not
> near my FlightGear computer, but worked for other applications.
>
> After you figure what needs to happen at startup, you can create or
> modify the start scripts to suit.
>
> Anyway, that should get you started. This is really more about the
> underlying distribution and it's secuirty policy.
>
> Regards
>
>
> George
>
> On Thu, Dec 23, 2010 at 4:46 PM, zenith siea <blackjade...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> It seems that Siyui AliOh do not want gnome or kde such desktop
>> environment, only fgrun gui on the X server
>>
>> 2010/12/22 Chris Baines <cbain...@gmail.com>:
>>> On Wed, 2010-12-22 at 11:34 +0800, Siyui AliOh wrote:
>>>> After Ihave used the LinuxMCE, XBMC, geeXboX, and so on. These Linux
>>>> distros are very simple, no gnome or kde desktop enviroment, just an
>>>> application oriented system or liveinCD system.
>>>> So I hope that there will be a Flightgear system, After boot up, only
>>>> the fgrun GUI, select scenario, select aircraft, go into the cockpit
>>>> and fly! Driver for nVidia or ATI graphics card installed in the
>>>> background, opengl installed too, all configured already, just like
>>>> most of the Live in CD Linux system.
>>>> So wonderful an idea, but I have no experience of any Linux distros
>>>> making, how to make a Linux distro easily?
>>>
>>> I would first pick a base distribution, I love Debian and it s quite
>>> flexible with some good looking tools for live cd creation
>>> ( http://live.debian.net/ ) so I will run with it. I have never used
>>> these tools before but they look like they could do the trick.
>>>
>>> You would need to install the FlightGear packages, and the packages
>>> relating to either the free nvidia and ati drivers, or the non free
>>> drivers. I would stick with gnome, configure the gdm to login without
>>> authorisation to a user level account. You could if wanted configure
>>> Gnome to start the fgrun program when the user logs in. You might need
>>> to play around with the xserver also to make it configure the graphics
>>> drivers on startup, using the free drivers would probably be much easier
>>> than the proprietary drivers.
>>>
>>> Good luck,
>>>
>>> Chris
>>>
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