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On Wednesday 21 February 2007 13:23:40 John covici wrote: |
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> OK, but I had none of that -- I had just installed gnome and all its |
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> packages, so I had no idea that I needed that file -- I figured the |
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> default one would start gnome, if I had gnome installed. |
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Nothing prevents you from installing kde, gnome, xfce4, fluxbox and at least 5 |
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other window managers all at the same time (unless you have a small disk)... |
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Hence you have to configure it. |
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The default is the most minimal of all (twm) which is so ugly that no sane |
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person will use it for an extended period of time. That way the default will |
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work even if only xorg-server (with the minimal use flag globally disabled) |
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has been emerged... |
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Bo Andresen |
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