Re: Getting in Graphical Mode after Login

[Helgi Örn <hehe@post.netlink.se>]

It's never stupid to ask if you don't know!
Have you configured X-window? If not then run the command

XF86Setup

as written (case sensitive), it is an easy to handle config program.
Just don't move your mouse untill it is set and applyed. Move around
with Tab & arrow keys, confirm with Space or Enter. When you are done
and you have saved the configuration then you can run the command:

startx

Good luck & continue asking if you get stuck!

Helgi Örn



Kyle Lynch wrote:
> 
> I may sound kinda stupid asking this question (bare with me, im only 13 yrs
> old), but after I login to my root or whatever account, how do I get the X
> running for the graphical interface?
> 
> Thanks for ur time,
> Kyle
> 
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