[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> If you have installed the `menu'-package, click on the entry
> `window-managers', where you have entries for all installed WMs. If
> you click on one, it changes to this WM -- that's all, no extra
> utility needed. (Why, it's Debian :).)
Yes, I know, but I have KDE installed now and it's not in fact
appearing as a choice there, and in the past when I've used that
feature it hasn't made a permanent change -- it just loaded a
different window manager for that particular session. I'm looking for
something that can:
1)Handle more than just "window manager" changes (even
though that's what I wrote). I want it to handle "operating
environments" like KDE/GNOME as well.
2)Actually change config files so that you don't revert to
your previous WM/environment on your next boot.
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Carl Fink [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Manager, Dueling Modems Computer Forum
<http://dm.net>
