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suselinux

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How to Login to Gnome?
« on: 27 July 2003, 13:24 »
I just installed Gnome and then Ximian Desktop on top of that, Ive been using KDE forever and thought I'd give Gnome a second look.

any way now that I have it installed how do I add it to my options when I login

 Im using the default KDE login manager for SuSE 8.2
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How to Login to Gnome?
« Reply #1 on: 28 July 2003, 03:56 »
Assuming KDE3 works like KDE2

As root, go to the KDE control panel.

Under System->Login select the "Sessions" tab.

Add a new session type.
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suselinux

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How to Login to Gnome?
« Reply #2 on: 28 July 2003, 04:35 »
tried that

Just puts me into KDE when I choose gnome
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« Reply #3 on: 28 July 2003, 05:39 »
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Originally posted by suselinux:
I just installed Gnome and then Ximian Desktop on top of that, Ive been using KDE forever and thought I'd give Gnome a second look.

any way now that I have it installed how do I add it to my options when I login

 Im using the default KDE login manager for SuSE 8.2


That's not what should happen.
Are you sure you got it from SuSE and installed it with yast?
Did you tried it from a terminal?
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« Reply #4 on: 29 July 2003, 04:20 »
Allready tried to acces it before starting X?
(#startx gnome2 )
If it's really installed, that should at least give you a message.)
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