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> If anyone has time to change XSESSION="Xsession" and log on to their |
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> machine as a new user I would be grateful to hear what results they |
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> get. I can't help wondering if this is a little-tested option and |
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> can't help hoping it's broken globally. |
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Did so - changed DISPLAYMANAGER="xdm" and XSESSION="Xsession", and I |
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get the same login scenario that you described - ugly (yup, that's xdm |
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all right), proceeds to a Session Menu dialog with Load Session, |
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Delete Session, and Default/Fail Safe as options. I select |
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Default/Fail Safe, and I then have to place the xsm window and then an |
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xterm window, and everything seems as I would expect from twm. |
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A few questions: |
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1. Once you are logged in, if you left or right-click on the gray |
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background, do any options come up? |
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2. What is the output of emerge -pv twm xsm xterm |
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3. Any output from revdep-rebuild -p -v? |
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-James |
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