Will,
Don't know about KDE, but.....
I believe an appropriate entry in /etc/rc5.d is where the debian package
of xdm installs itself (I have an S99xdm entry there). IIRC the debian
package postinstall asks you if you'd like to log directly into xdm. It's
a symbolic link to /etc/init.d/xdm. That seems in turn to point to a
binary (/usr/bin/X11/xdm) and a config file /etc/X11/config. I lost the
audit trail after that. IIRC the debian package postinstall asks you if
you'd like to log directly into X. I answered yes, then had to modify that
config file to not start xdm when I broke my X-server. My
recommendation: don't do this if your X-server is broken :-)
hth, kevin
On Thu, 13 Nov 1997, Will Lowe wrote:
> I'd like my system to come up running xdm or kdm. What is the proper
> place to do this? Right now I'm just logging in and doing "sudo kdm",
> but I've a feeling that there's probably a correct runlevel or something
> to do this in.
>
> Will
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