Well, if you just want a text console, try ctrl+alt+Fx (not 7, that's
where the GUI console is).
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Ty Mixon
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Original Message
On 7/27/99, 1:32:24 PM, "russ proudman" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote regarding [newbie] turning KDE off:
I've g
I've got KDE set to automatically start whenever I boot up Linux-Mandrake.
But I want to exit KDE (not just a shell within KDE) and can't get there.
What's the trick to go back to good ol' Linux without auto KDE?
Thx.
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Get Free
Type 'linux 3' at the lilo prompt and/or change the initdefault:5 entry in
your etc/inittab file to initdefault:3
Patrick
- Original Message -
From: russ proudman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 1999 5:32 AM
Subject: [newbie] turning KDE off
I've got
On 28-Jul-99 russ proudman wrote:
I've got KDE set to automatically start whenever I boot up Linux-Mandrake.
But I want to exit KDE (not just a shell within KDE) and can't get there.
What's the trick to go back to good ol' Linux without auto KDE?
Thx.
I am assuming you mean you have
On Tue, 27 Jul 1999, russ proudman wrote:
I've got KDE set to automatically start whenever I boot up Linux-Mandrake.
But I want to exit KDE (not just a shell within KDE) and can't get there.
What's the trick to go back to good ol' Linux without auto KDE?
Thx.
