[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I've installed KDE. The literature says to make a path called:
> /opt/kde/bin. How exactly would one do this? And that there should be a
> directory in my home directory called: .xinitrc and if there isn't, to make
> one. When I've tried to create a .xinitrc directory. It says there
> already is one. BUT THERE ISN'T ONE. And once there is one, I'm suppose
> to write startkde on it...anywhere on the document?
any filename with a leading "." is not seen when doing an "ls" command
unless you put in the flag '-a' as in "ls -a ".
This is commonly done for all the local init files which you don't
want to have show up everytime you "ls" your home directory.
Jonathan
