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udaki

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Switching Desktop Shells
« on: 22 August 2004, 17:29 »
I just switch from redhat to slackware 10 and man i learned alot of slackware in one day than redhat in 20.So I needed to switch desktop shells from KDE to fluxbox in slackware so I try editing xinitrc but then i figured out than xinitrc was just a link to xinit.kde so i tried deleting xinitrc and made a file link to xinix.fluxbox and named it xinitrc and wheni restarted X it stills logs on to KDE.Do I have to edit another file or am i editing xinitrc the wrong way?
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Switching Desktop Shells
« Reply #1 on: 22 August 2004, 20:47 »
You don't need to do that.  Just run xwmconfig and select the desktop you want.
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Switching Desktop Shells
« Reply #2 on: 23 August 2004, 21:39 »
Damn!  finally someone asks a linux question that I could have answered, but someone beat me to it.  xwmconfig is the easy way to switch default X desktops
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