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Christoph Eckert <ce@×××××××××.de> writes: |
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> As we are at it: I'm used to switch to another virtual console and doing |
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> a startx -- :1 as a different user to start a second KDE session for |
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> testing purposes. Unfortunately this still starts KDE 3.3 instead of |
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> 3.4. |
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> I opened startx in vi but to be honest I'm not a master in reading |
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> complex shell scripts. |
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Wrong script to edit.. |
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Make sure the test user has a file named .xinitrc in home directory |
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that has something like this in it: |
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cat /home/otherU/.xinitrc |
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## start .xinitrc |
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exec /usr/kde/3.4/bin/startkde |
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## end .xinitrc |
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Or whatever version you need to run. You may need to find the exact |
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location of the `startkde' script in each version directory structure. |
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I doubt it is any different for each version but may as well make |
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sure: |
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find /usr/kde -naem 'startkde' |
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will get you that information. Then insert the absolute path to |
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startkde in whatever version you want to test. |
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