I installed RH Linux 6.0 on 2 computers and was trying to configure
X-windows.  I have an on-board SiS 620 4MB for one computer and a S3 Trio
3D/2X 4MB card on another (oh no!  not this card again!)  I downloaded the
XFree 4.0 glibc2.1 and libc5 binaries and ran "sh Xinstall.sh -check" and I
have libc6.1 installed.

For both computers:

Q1.  So which one do I use?  Is glibc2.1 synonymous to libc6.1 (I know it's
explicitly not, but I thought I read it somewhere that they're the same
banana...)?

Q2.  Because I wasn't sure what I was doing --- I installed the glibc2.1
first, ran xf86config and I could see some "shadow lines" following the
window edges... so I installed the libc5 binaries instead.

---> For S3 Trio 3D/2X - twm works nicely, but I don't like twm.  How do I
configure the box to boot into GNOME or KDE?  I tried running gdm, but the
screen just flickers (and I could see the gray background with the "X"
cursor for split seconds)

---> For SiS 620 - startx does not start any X.  I ran "startx -- -bpp 8 >
b.out 2>&1" and the the last lines read:

parse error: line 1 of stdin
Errors encountered in stdin; not compiled.
Couldn't load XKB keymap, falling back to pre-XKB keymap
Removing /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/Speedo/ from the valid list of fontpaths
xclock: can't resolve symbol 'XmuCvtGravityToString'
xclock: can't resolve symbol 'XmuCvtShapeStyleToString'
xclock: can't resolve symbol 'XmuCvtJustifyToString'
xclock: can't resolve symbol 'XmuCvtOrientationToString'
xclock: can't resolve symbol 'XmuCvtWidgetToString'
 ...
(yada, yada, yada...)

Can somebody help me to configure X?  Any hints?  Thanks.


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