BG Lim wrote:
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> Which is the better one to use with starting X, either with startx or xdm?
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> BG
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FWIW,
I used to start X with XDM which is much more powerful but one day I
moved my hard disk on a different system and XD
> Which is the better one to use with starting X, either with startx or xdm?
you don't really have a choice ... startx (and xinit) use .xinitrc, and
xdm uses .xsession.
One simple trick is to make one of those files and make the other a
symlink to it.
BG Lim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
BL> Which is the better one to use with starting X, either with startx
BL> or xdm?
startx uses .xinitrc; xdm uses .xsession.
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BG Lim wrote:
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> Which is the better one to use with starting X, either with startx or xdm?
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> BG
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Its not so much that one is better than another, rather they do things
differently. xdm is run during system boot so that users never see a
command line, they get a graphical (X) logi
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