> :0 my-x-server local /usr/X11R6/bin/X :0
>
> `my-x-server' in the above line can be anything you want; i suppose in
> a single-user environment it doesn't matter.
>
> according to the comments in that file, installing xbase should set up
> this file correctly, but it didn't for me; perhaps i didn't specify at
> the time that i wanted xdm to run instead of using the xinit (aka
> startx) method.
You know, when I installed debian a month ago, that _did_ get set up
properly by xbase, I think, but when I installed it again 3 days ago, I
had the same trouble you did.
But what's the "my-x-server" field for? I don't have that file in my file,
just:
:0 local /usr/X11R6/bin/X
and it works fine.
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