Must type startx after login to get itno gui?
I heard its suppose to just start up automaticly but it doesn't I have to type startx everytime I want to get in to the gui.
Any idea what the problem is? Or is this normal? |
Depending on your distro & login gui, normally, you make sure this is the case
/etc/inittab id5:initdefault: I suppose yours is id3. |
no I forgot to mention it also says its in N 5 when I check the level.
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Check that you have an RPM for one of the following installed:
"kdm" "gdm" "xdm" |
autostart your GUI
Hi there, you must have a control panel somewhere in RH which will have the option to automatically start the GUI on startup.
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Or, you can just add the following line:
startx to a file that runs during init (such as the hidden .bash_profile in your home directory). Doing so will load your default GUI at login. |
Or you missed the option that asked you during install if you wanted to start x at startup.
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warning--maybe misguided though.
don't put startx in your root .bash_profile--if you have a problem with X you might go into an endless error loop. if you are a newbie don't put anything in the root hidden files. |
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