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Shaochun Wang schrieb: |
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> Every time I login, I input startx to start the X Window |
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> working environment. Now I am tired of this typing, |
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> so I add the following to my $HOME/.bash_profile file: |
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> pgrep X >/dev/null || exec startx |
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> I works as I hope! But I still wonder whether there exits |
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> another way to do it. Any recommendation? |
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Hi |
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look at the "/etc/rc.conf". You can set your default displaymanager and |
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graphical environment. |
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Then you add "xdm" (even if you are using "gdm") to the default runlevel |
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by "rc-update add xdm default". |
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Your Displaymanager will start every boot automatically. |
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Regards |
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Norman |
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