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On Friday 30 December 2005 03:18, "Boyd Stephen Smith Jr." |
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<bss03@××××××××××.com> wrote about '[gentoo-user] Alternative Window |
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Managers': |
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> I'm wanting to experiment with some alternative window managers. |
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> I'd like to have them available as separate |
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> sessions when I log in. |
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> I've only used KDE and Gnome in the past; they automatically are added as |
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> alternative |
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> sessions. I figured this would be the best place to ask how to set these |
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> alternative window managers up in Gentoo. |
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> I have a couple of boxen, one that uses gdm and one that uses kdm. It |
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> would be nice if the instructions were portable between both of these X |
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> login managers. |
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Thanks for all the encouragement an talk about the pros and cons of the |
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various windows managers. However, can anyone address my issue of being |
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about to select an alternative window manager from my login manager? Via |
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the session chooser? I've never really had to set up anything 'cept KDE |
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and Gnome and they do it for you. |
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Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. |
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bss03@××××××××××.com |
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