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I've just finished installing Debian and went through all the setting up. After using 'apt-get install x-window-system' the wizard came up. But in the wizard I messed up by setting my bitrate to 16 when it should be 24. How can I change this? x won't load because of that (at least i think so)
"dpkg-reconfigure" is a Debian specific tool that makes live easier. Run "dpkg-reconfigure kdm" or "dpkg-reconfigure xdm" to change the default login manager.
Other nice to know are:
dpkg-reconfigure xprint-common (set printer resolution)
dpkg-reconfigure fontconfig (change font rendering)
dpkg-reconfigure ssh (enable/disable the daemon)
etc.
Originally posted by Moloko "dpkg-reconfigure" is a Debian specific tool that makes live easier. Run "dpkg-reconfigure kdm" or "dpkg-reconfigure xdm" to change the default login manager.
Other nice to know are:
dpkg-reconfigure xprint-common (set printer resolution)
dpkg-reconfigure fontconfig (change font rendering)
dpkg-reconfigure ssh (enable/disable the daemon)
etc.
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