On 21 Nov 1998, Paul Seelig wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jason Gunthorpe) writes:
>
> > wdm comes -very- close to providing this, it unfortunately has a few
> > problems with the users ~/.xsession that prevent me from using it :<
> >
> Care to be more explicit in this matter? I'm using wdm-1.0
On Thu, 19 Nov 1998, Jon S wrote:
> I believe it would be a nice feature if such functionality was the default in
> Debian. As window managers are installed onto a system, they become
> available to the
> user at login time. This would be similar to the Debian menu system where
> each
> appl
I am one of many who support an international academic institute. One thing I
am
truly pleased about in our system is the ability for kdm (KDE's version of the
xdm
login manager) to offer a selection of window managers at login time. This
allows
users to select their prefered window manager.
Note: I am a debian developer, but I'm not speaking for debian as a whole
here. I'm simply making prediction based on how debian handles any software
that is allowed into our distribution. Nothing I say here is really specific
to KDE and gnome - if you had asked about qmail and sendmail, my respons
Before I go on, first allow me to make this note. If you have any
biased, like to flame, argue or debate without merit or fact to hold
your position, please do NOT read any further. I would like to ask a
serious question about KDE vs. Gnome without futile debates and idiotic
tangents based on one's
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