On Wed, 2002-01-16 at 10:22, James Pifer wrote:
> Thanks. Found where it was at.
>
> By the way, is there a way to views those files using the ls command in an
> xterm window? It was kind of a pain to figure out what the files were since
> 'ls' and 'ls -l' would not list the .Xclients files. I
On Wed, 2002-01-16 at 09:20, James Pifer wrote:
> I'm running Redhat 7.1 as a guest OS on VMWare 3.0.
>
> I was playing with my desktops and from gnome I switched to twm as the
> default. Now I can't get back to gnome as the desktop. How do I do this?
>
> I tri
I'm running Redhat 7.1 as a guest OS on VMWare 3.0.
I was playing with my desktops and from gnome I switched to twm as the
default. Now I can't get back to gnome as the desktop. How do I do this?
I tried running switchdesk from a terminal window once in twm, and it
already s
SuSE
> for the past two years.
>
> Rather than Gnome or KDE, my desktop of choice is
> XFCE (it's superfast - if you'd like to try it,
> it's on the Redhat Powertools CD).
>
> My problem - I can't seem to make XFCE the
> default desktop. The switchdesk tool do
make XFCE the
>default desktop. The switchdesk tool does not
>include an option for XFCE. Under SuSE there is
>an environment variable called $WINDOWMANAGER,
>but I can find no evidence of its existence in
>Redhat. I have a good book about Redhat which
>says that I can set the default de
on the Redhat Powertools CD).
>
> My problem - I can't seem to make XFCE the
> default desktop. The switchdesk tool does not
> include an option for XFCE. Under SuSE there is
> an environment variable called $WINDOWMANAGER,
> but I can find no evidence of its existence in
&
hey Robert ,
You Wrote:
My problem - I can't seem to make XFCE the
default desktop. The switchdesk tool does not
include an option for XFCE. Under SuSE there is
an environment variable called $WINDOWMANAGER,
but I can find no evidence of its existen
Hi All,
I'm new to Redhat, though I've been using SuSE
for the past two years.
Rather than Gnome or KDE, my desktop of choice is
XFCE (it's superfast - if you'd like to try it,
it's on the Redhat Powertools CD).
My problem - I can't seem to make XFCE the
defaul
On Wed, 15 Nov 2000, Thomas Ribbrock wrote:
> I have kdelibs-devel-2.0-1.i386.rpm installed (on RHL 6.2) with
> --relocate /usr=/opt/kde, however, all header files end up in
> /opt/kde/include/kde, which breaks all attemps later to compile a KDE
> app, as those apps seem to expect the header file
On Mon, Nov 13, 2000 at 06:31:08PM +0100, Bernhard Rosenkraenzer wrote:
[...]
> > I have RH 7.0, kdesupport 2.0-1, kdebase.2.0-1, kdelibs-2.0.1,
> > kdelibs-devel-2.0.1, qt.2.2.1-6,qt-Xt.2.2.1-6,libmng.0.9.2-1 etc.
>
> You should update the KDE2 packages. The -1 versions have a couple of
> known
This is a copy of my recent posting to the KDE List. This would seem
clearly to be a Red Hat bug.
Just upgraded to KDE2 on my RH7 box. Switchdesk told me KDE was not
installed! Fixed this by editing /usr/bin/switchdesk-helper. Find
the section toward the end that begins with:
case
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Subject: Re: KDE2 - switchdesk error. Ah!!!
> On Mon, 13 Nov 2000, Lou Spironello wrote:
>
> > Does KDE2 use the directory /usr/lib/kde2?
>
> No, The KDE 2.0 preview we included on the 2nd CD of Red Hat Linux 7
&g
On Mon, 13 Nov 2000, Lou Spironello wrote:
> Does KDE2 use the directory /usr/lib/kde2?
No, The KDE 2.0 preview we included on the 2nd CD of Red Hat Linux 7
installed itself to /usr/lib/kde2 so it could coexist with KDE 1.x.
switchdesk was patched to handle that, that's why switchdes
I found the kicker docs.
I'm still puzzled about the /usr/lib/kde2 directory.
Lou.
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What does kicker or kpanel do?
Thank you.
Lou.
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From: "Bernhard Rosenkraenzer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, November 13, 2000 11:14 AM
Subject: Re: KDE2 - switchdesk error. Ah!!!
> On Mon, 13 Nov 2000, Lou Spironell
All one has to do is edit ~/.Xclients to be
#/bin/bash
startkde
Simple as that.
Joe
>From: "Leonard den Ottolander" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Subject: Re: KDE2 - switchdesk error. Ah!!!
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I had problems with switchdesk and gdm session selection. See my
posting on the KDE list this evening for solutions to both. Both
appear to be bugs in RH7
John
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On Mon, 13 Nov 2000, Lou Spironello wrote:
> However, when I run switdesk KDE2 to switch from gnome to KDE2 i received the
> following message.
switchdesk hasn't been updated to support the real KDE 2 yet.
The KDE2 setting in switchdesk is for the KDE 2.0 preview on the second CD
Hello. I've been following the problems with KDE2 installation.
I was able to install all of KDE 2.0 plus supporting libaries (i.e. libmng) by
uninstalling the old KDE rom RH 6.2 and slowing installing KDE2 insuring that
all dependancies where met. I reinstalled switchdesk, switchdesk-gnom
I've fixed part of the problem. In /usr/bin/switchdesk-helper I
commented out a lines that were looking for kpanel and kicker as a
test of whether KDE was installed. This allows switchdesk, both gui
and command mode, to work just fine.
Final step is to get the session selection working i
I've just installed KDE 2.0 and need to fix switchdesk. It is calling
the wrong command to start KDE. I get KDE working successfully in a
user account by editing /home/user/.Xclients to read exec startkde.
The switchdesk menu, however, is not showing the correct choices.
Where do I
Switchdesk only has Gnome KDE and AnotherLevel listed, but I have
Windowmaker installed, and that's what I want to use.
Can I add it to switchdesk?
Also, I thought someone said you can do "stratx kde" "startx gnome" and so
on, but that doesn't seem to wo
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