Andrew Sackville-West:
> or b) you could install other dm's alongside gdm. try xdm or
> wdm. There is a way to specify which one is the default dm to use,
> though that escapes me at the moment and I don't have one installed to
> figure it out with. look in the /etc/init.d/*dm file of choice and yo
On Sat, Apr 28, 2007 at 01:49:29PM +0100, somethin2cool wrote:
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> >
> >You can easily remove gdm: apt-get remove --purge gdm.
> >
> >The function of a Desktop Manager is to log in graphically and start the
> >appropriate x session. If you don't like gdm, then perhaps xdm is more
> >to your liki
On Sat, Apr 28, 2007 at 10:08:05AM -0500, Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote:
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> Although most recently He has told me to use Debian Sid in a multi-seat
> configuration, necessitating them again, gdm specifically, very
> successfully BTW:
> uname -a:
> Linux debian 2.6.21-sd046 #1 SMP PREEMPT Sat Apr 28 04:
Ron Johnson wrote:
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On 04/28/07 07:49, somethin2cool wrote:
You can easily remove gdm: apt-get remove --purge gdm.
The function of a Desktop Manager is to log in graphically and
start the appropriate x session. If you don't like gdm, then
perhaps
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On 04/28/07 07:49, somethin2cool wrote:
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>> You can easily remove gdm: apt-get remove --purge gdm.
>>
>> The function of a Desktop Manager is to log in graphically and
>> start the appropriate x session. If you don't like gdm, then
>> perhaps
You can easily remove gdm: apt-get remove --purge gdm.
The function of a Desktop Manager is to log in graphically and start the
appropriate x session. If you don't like gdm, then perhaps xdm is more
to your liking, or you can just get rid of all desktop managers and boot
to a standard login
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somethin2cool wrote:
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> this starts up as the last thing when I boot up. But why? I don't have
> Gnome, and haven't had it at all on this installation. XFCE has its own
> which I would like to use (it doesn't seem to do anything anyway)
> instead as
this starts up as the last thing when I boot up. But why? I don't have
Gnome, and haven't had it at all on this installation. XFCE has its own
which I would like to use (it doesn't seem to do anything anyway)
instead as this is what my sys prefs refers to (and i'm trying to keep
everything XF
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