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Hi All, |
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I got mixed up with the various .fdi files in a previous thread, thinking that |
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this is what killed my X GUI. However, it seems that the problem is most |
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likely related to rc.conf. Has this file been done away with as far as Gentoo |
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is concerned? I say this because I discovered that running dispatch.conf |
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after sys-apps/baselayout-1.12.13 substitutes /etc/rc.conf with an empty file. |
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Mind you, even if the file contains the previous information about XSESSION |
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xdm or slim do not seem to use it now. |
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If this is the case, am I right to assume that the files in |
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/etc/X11/Sessions/* are not used anymore and the solution is to set up a local |
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~/.xinitrc file for launching the desired WM? |
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I am muddled up because I have forever it seems used /etc/rc.conf to manage |
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the XSESSION which xdm would pick from /etc/X11/Sessions/* to start different |
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WMs. |
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Right now I have copied the contents of /etc/X11/Sessions/fluxbox into |
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~/.xinitrc, added slim's /usr/share/doc/slim-1.3.1-r4/xinitrc.sample.bz2 and |
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that's how I can get fluxbox to come up. |
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What is the default Gentoo way these days of bringing up an X session? |
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PS. Is there a clever way of killing slim? It seems that /etc/init.d/xdm |
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stop/zap won't kill slim or the X session that it starts. I need to manually |
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run kill -9 to make it give up. |
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Regards, |
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Mick |