Re: (deb potato) How to set default window manager for a) system b)indivdual users
Hi Martin
If you use gdm (gnome desktop manager), it will promt each user logging
in for the session he wants (and asks if he wants this session for
default in future).
The sessions are defined in /etc/gdm/Sessions, and the system-wide
default session is a symlink /etc/gdm/Sessions/Defaults ->
/etc/gdm/Sessions/gnome or any other session. you can add sessions by
copying existing sessions and changing them to what you ant them to look
like. Hope that is what you wanted. I have no idea how to do this
without graphical-login manager...
joerg
Martin Waller schrieb:
>
> Hello,
>
> The subject line says it all...there's no /etc/X11/window-managers file any
> more in potato and I want to change the default system window manager and
> find out how to get users to be able to change their own on login.
>
> Martin
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