This works only if you are running TCL 7.5 and TK4.0. How hard would it
be to upgrade to tcl 8.0 tk 8.0?
David Natkins
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On Fri, 1 Jan 1999, Darko Martic wrote:
> Hi
>
> I see that so
Hi
I see that some of you have a problem with switcing between several window
managers, so I decided to help you :)
At http://gator.naples.net/~nfn03343/XwmC.html you can download a program
XwmChooser 0.5 which is in graphical form and help you switch from one wm
to another.
On Wed, 30 Dec 1998, ktb wrote:
>
> Hi, I'm trying to set it up so that after I sign into X the fvwm2
> windows manager comes up and not fvwm95. I followed the tutorial
> directions at the Debian site to do this:
Why don't you just select fvwm95 from fvwm2's root-menu? If it's not
there, you
hi
Ship's Log, Lt. ktb, Stardate 301298.1945:
> I then used locate .xsession and found three files in /home/kent
> directory:
> .xsession~
*~ are backupfiles
> .xsession
that is the right one
> .xsession-errors
that's the errors which occure starting X
>
> I placed "exec fvwm2" in both the .xses
ktb wrote:
>
>Hi, I'm trying to set it up so that after I sign into X the fvwm2
>windows manager comes up and not fvwm95. I followed the tutorial
>directions at the Debian site to do this:
>touch ~/.xsession
>chmod u+x ~/.xsession
Another method that you can use, but one which will
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On Wed, 30 Dec 1998, ktb wrote:
> I placed "exec fvwm2" in both the .xsession and .xsession~ files and
> used chmod again. I did all steps as a regular user while in the /home
> directory.
First of all, the .xsession~ file is merely an automatic backup made by
Hi, I'm trying to set it up so that after I sign into X the fvwm2
windows manager comes up and not fvwm95. I followed the tutorial
directions at the Debian site to do this:
touch ~/.xsession
chmod u+x ~/.xsession
I then used locate .xsession and found three files in /home/kent
directory:
.xses
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