On Sun, 16 Feb 2003 10:39:23 -0800 Craig Dickson <crdic@pacbell.net> wrote: > I will look that up and use it to set a reasonable system default, but > still, each user ideally ought to be able to customize it, so an X > server setting is not appropriate for my purpose. You didn't specify in what conditions you'd like it to work. It works on my computer, that's why I suggested that. > No, each user should be able to choose his own environment, which may > be different from the system default. Gnome's GDM allows the user to > choose his locale at login time, and remembers it for future logins, > KDM appears not to have this capability, nor have I been able to find > it elsewhere in KDE. Again, see above. Works for me. > Or are you suggesting that the KDE developers fundamentally do not > understand that a multi-user OS may actually have multiple users? > Surely that's not possible. No I'm not, I'm just giving you solutions to your problem, because you didn't specify anything else. > This is already set up, and works in every other environment that is > installed on the machine. "Break everything else to make KDE work" > seems like a poor solution. Well, you're free to trash my mail or advices, but then I suggest you describe exactly what you want next time. -- Lucas Moulin <lucas@brebis.org> "I wish I had a shilling for every senseless killing, I'd buy a government" -- NOFX
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