Thus spake Camilo: > Hi! > > Well, i fixed my X problems, and i was happily browsing/using my newly > installed Ximian Gnome... alas, when i rebooted, it again overrided > everything, left me at a graphical login prompt again (argh!), and after > logging it, it leaves me at a simple afterstep/window manager session... > > what archives do i have to edit in order to run gnome as default? and/or > to do not start up with a graphical login prompt? > > thanks! > Camilo > > p.s.- im on Debian 2.2 r 2 Several thingfs you can do here - either remove the graphical login with apt-get remove <gdm/kdm/xdm/whatever> or stop the service from starting with update-rc remove <service>. Check out the man pages for both to get the idea. To make Gnome the default, update-alternatives is your friend - check out the man pages and look through /etc/alternatives for the things you can set. If you don't want to set the system wide defaults, but just your user session, you can do this with a line in your ~/.xsession file that reads, by itself: gnome-session Then when the gnome-session is up, you can pick the WM used by Gnome, and save it. HTH, Steve -- Clothes make the man. Naked people have little or no influence on society. - Mark Twain
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