> Found one answer to my question. O'Reilly's "Learning Debian GNU/Linux" > got me there. The book suggested backing up the existing > /etc/X11/Xsession and replacing it with: > > #!/bin/bash > xterm & > gmc& > window-manager-of-choice & > panel > exit 0 > > I did that, substituting /usr/bin/sawfish for window-manager-of-choice. I > have to admit, after having looked at the original /etc/X11/Xsession I > certainly had doubts if something so simple could work. Now I need to go > back and understand the original Xsession and what it is really doing. I > would also like to try the ~/.xinitrc suggested by Carlo in his reply to > my original post. And it may just all come down to the fact that there > are a number of ways to skin the same cat. I just don't like the feeling > that I'm trying stuff "blind" - even if it seems to work. > > -rick >
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