Re: windoe manager

2001-09-24 Thread Nicole Zimmerman
Have you tried update-alternatives? `update-alternatives --display x-window-manager` `update-alternatives --config x-window-manager` (as root/sudo/etc). Choose the number corresponding to icewm-gnome/icewm (I don't have that WM installed so I'm not sure how it will come up, it should tell you the

Re: windoe manager

2001-09-23 Thread John
On Sun, Sep 23, 2001 at 01:56:04PM -0700, Sidney Brooks wrote: > Enlightenment does not yield easily. > > To give .xinitrc a full chance, I used chmod +x on it, > rebooted, and still got enlightenment. make sure you have the #!/bin/sh at the beginning of your .xinitrc file. This was an old .xsess

Re: Re. Windoe Manager

2001-09-23 Thread Sam Varghese
On Sun, Sep 23, 2001 at 01:56:04PM -0700, Sidney Brooks wrote: > Enlightenment does not yield easily. > > To give .xinitrc a full chance, I used chmod +x on it, > rebooted, and still got enlightenment. The .xinitrc file has to be in each user's home directory. If somebody's username is sydney, th

Re. Windoe Manager

2001-09-23 Thread Sidney Brooks
Enlightenment does not yield easily. To give .xinitrc a full chance, I used chmod +x on it, rebooted, and still got enlightenment. Then, I followed the guidance of Shawn Lamson. I created /home/.xsession with the text icewm and after saving it, I used chmod +x. When I rebooted, I still got enligh