I think "startx" command is deprecated
now and you shouldn't use it anymore. Right way to start DE is by
starting display manager service.
This command should work in your case:
$ sudo systemctl start sddm.service
On 17.10.2017 18:55, Stephane L wrote:
Hi, Alexander
I Want to boot debian 9 in multi user mode
(console),then do something then and then to startx kde5/xorg
with startx as I do with debian8/kde4
What are you
trying to archieve? If you want to start DE you
better launch it by starting your display manager
(gdm in my case):
$ sudo systemctl start gdm.service
On
17.10.2017 17:24, Stephane L wrote:
do I need too to
make a .xinitrc with something like
/usr/bin/startkde ?
Assuming
you have systemd, you have to
change final target from
graphical to multi-user.
This shows possible targets:
$ sudo systemctl list-units
--type=target
This will show what target is
default:
$ sudo systemctl get-default
This will set default target to
"console mode" you want:
$ sudo systemctl set-default
multi-user.target
This will redo the changes if
you ever will want to start DE
by default:
$ sudo systemctl
set-default graphical.target
You have to reboot to apply
changes.
On
17.10.2017 16:59, Stephane L
wrote:
Hi
I have tried to remove
sddm from /etc/init.d but
it starts always with
sddm.I want to boot my
debian 9 in console mode
and do startx to launch
kde5 as I do with debian 8
and kde4.does anyone know
exactly how to do that ?
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