Hi! After emerging kde I started kdm (as stated in the Desktop Configuration Guide). I logged on as normal user and spent some time playing around with it. I also added xdm to the default runlevel with 'DISPLAYMANAGER=kdm' in /etc/rc.conf . Then I wanted to see how it boots, so I rebooted the machine and kdm came up just fine. There was only one problem though: user panel contained all of the users, i.e. except me and root there were all of the virtual users like 'nobody', 'mysql', 'qmaild', etc. And the drop-down menu where you can select the window manager showed only 'default' and 'failsafe', no 'kde' or 'kde-3.1.1'.
Does anybody know where the kdm config files are located, so I can delete all of the virtual user from the kdm user list and change the drop-down menu? What I find really strange is that before reboot kdm showed only me and root in the list, and I could choose between kde-3.1.1 and failsafe. BTW, if I launch X with 'startx' as normal user then twm is started. I found out that it is a normal fallback behavior of the XSession script, I think, in /etc/X11/[something]/ , if it doesn't find anything in the user's home directory and then in XSESSION global variable. Any ideas? Regards, Renat -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
