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If you're booting into a graphical runlevel with a login manager, you should be able to simply select the session type. If you're booting to the command line, I believe ...
- 05-27-2005 #21Linux Guru
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If you're booting into a graphical runlevel with a login manager, you should be able to simply select the session type. If you're booting to the command line, I believe you can just type fluxbox and hit enter.
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thanks ill try that
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- 05-27-2005 #23Linux Engineer
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....and if after more attempts you still want to get what you originally asked for, one more vote for slackware (and all those 'lean' window managers are included including the 'fat' ones!
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