Follow ed's advice. You will then need to go to the Control Center to Set up
your user (Start>Configuration>Other>UserDrake). I am assuming that the
only log-in you have now is for "root"?. User "root" is not for everyday
use, it is the equiv. of Windows "Administrator" with all of the atten
On Mon, 2003-07-28 at 19:35, Daniel wrote:
> I install Mandrake 9.1 and during the installation I did not create a
> user login. When I boot my computer it start Linux in a dos mode. How do
> I load in Graphical-Mode Login Session.
>
> Thank you
after you login with the user name and passwords y
Le Thu, Sep 23, 1999 at 07:24:28AM -0500, Jeremy Kersenbrock a écrit :
> In order to currently start in 32 bit mode, I'm typing "startx -- -bpp 32" at
> the command line. If I just type "startx", xWindows starts in 16 bit mode.
> But I want to start Linux in graphical mode so I don't have to use
run Xconfigurator and specify 32bpp instead of 16bpp
El jue, 23 sep 1999, escribiste:
> Here is my situation. I need to start xWindows (and KDE) in 32 bit mode to make
> Netscape and WordPerfect look right. [Yeah, I know, I can use 16 bit mode as
> well, but I do some tinkering with web graphic
Here is my situation. I need to start xWindows (and KDE) in 32 bit mode to make
Netscape and WordPerfect look right. [Yeah, I know, I can use 16 bit mode as
well, but I do some tinkering with web graphics and need the deeper colors.
Plus my video card and monitor handle it well.]
In order to cu
