Graham Hill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
GH> xdm is the X desktop manager. It is used if you want to login from X
GH> directly on start-up. This is not needed; you can start the machine, log in
GH> to a console, then run startx to get X going.
GH>
GH> xfs is the X Font Server; it is a way of provid
To quote Xucaen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
# about 2 weeks ago, I installed debian 2.2r2.
# During the package install phase, I checked off
# the X packages (simple menu). Along with all the
# X packages, xdm and xfs were also installed.
# Naturally I assumed that xdm and xfs were
# necessary parts of X.
xdm is the X desktop manager. It is used if you want to login from X
directly on start-up. This is not needed; you can start the machine, log in
to a console, then run startx to get X going.
xfs is the X Font Server; it is a way of providing fonts to X applications.
You can however have X configur
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