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According to |
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http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/kde-config.xml |
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I only have to put DISPLAY_MANAGER="kdm" in /etc/rc.conf, which I have done: |
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$ grep DISPLAY /etc/rc.conf |
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DISPLAY_MANAGER="kdm" |
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and have xdm in the startup: |
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$ /sbin/rc-update show xdm default | grep xdm |
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xdm | default |
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and kdm should start. |
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However, xdm starts instead of kdm. |
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I have tried setting XSESSION in /etc/rc.conf to various values, however |
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these all give X with no login manager |
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and no kde. |
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I had kdm running find under 2004.3, it stopped working when I upgraded to |
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2005.0 (as did many other things, |
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everything is now fixed except this). |
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I have to be missing something obvious, I can find no more in the |
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documentation. |
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I'm running kde 3.4.3 |
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I'm going to go thru the xdm startup to try to figure this out, which will |
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take a while, |
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I just wonder if anyone can spot the flaw straight away? |
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