Yes, I already knew that trick. It's just that sometimes I need to back out of X completely to free up system resources to allow me to play mp3s using console-based players like "splay".
So I'd like to be able to boot into X login, then back out of X when I'm through "working", free up that precious memory (64mb total) and play some music and use other console-based progs too.
So is there a way to prevent X from always restarting?
You can back out by doing <ctrl><alt><f1> and say
/etc/init.d/gdm stop
or /etc/init.d/kdm or which X login you're using; It'll completely stop the X for you
HTH,
Joris
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