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Been doing that since about 3 pm est time, and when I went home for lunch (8pm est) it was still doing stuff.
After it's done instllaing and installing all ...
- 09-01-2004 #1Just Joined!
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emerge gnome
Been doing that since about 3 pm est time, and when I went home for lunch (8pm est) it was still doing stuff.
After it's done instllaing and installing all the dependencies (I did a --pretend as well and it's installing X, I think). Will I need to do rc-update or anything to add it as the default x server & wm?
And if that doesn't really install an x-server, do i just do emerge xfree or something?
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you need to edit /etc/rc.conf to set your default dm and wm....
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And I do that by
Originally Posted by lordnothing
right?Code:rc-update add gnome default
Well I did that and got the following error
I checked in the rc.conf file and in there Ive got xsession=gnome & displaymanager=xde. I'm going to change the dm to gde and see if that does anything for me.Code:* /sbin/rc-update: /etc/init.d/gnome not found; aborting
- 09-01-2004 #4
no, nano -w /etc/rc.conf
the comments should explain most of it, if you have more questions, search for gentoo gnome howto, the gentoo handbook has a section on it thats quite comprehensive. Il try to post a link later.
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I have been using the Gentoo guide and it's been a ton of help.
And I've read through the rc.conf file myself and have edited it already.
As you can see in my previous post i have it set as:
But I wasn't sure if that's all that I needed to do.Code:xsession=gnome & displaymanager=xde
- 09-22-2004 #6
Look at the gnome/kde howto, for gnome upon bootup it would be gdm, but the gentoo web page has all of this if you just search a little.
- 09-23-2004 #7That's it. As tyler said, though, gdm is the gnome display manager, but I guess you can use xde if you like.
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