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After Installing FC2 every time i log in i have to tell the system that i want kde.
This is a little bit anoying so how do i make KDE as my default session when i log in?
There is a desktop switching tool in the X packages, but I had no luck in getting KDE installed anyway, let alone the desktop switcher itself
But I prefer the console anyway.
I was stumped. I can't really understand why they removed the switcher that came with Core 1. I like this method the best (based on other methods I've read about), but then I like doing this type of work from the command line anyway.
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