> When i login as a user, and put startx in a term, X said that cannot
> find the program /home/user/.xinitrc. And that i should make sure
You'll need to create a ~/.xinitrc, with execute bit set. Try
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#!/bin/sh
exec fvwm
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for starters, and hit "man xinit" and "man startx"
> /usr/X11/bin is in the path. What is this?
The path is the place the shell searches for programs you try to run.
Assuming you're using the bash shell (it's the default), it can be
changed in your .bashrc file.
> How can i view whats
echo $PATH
Will
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