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depends on the distro. On slackware, you'd go into the console and enter xwmconfig to bring up a menu to select the desktop environment you want. Others will have a little selector at their login screen. Yet others may have something else.
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depends on the distro. On slackware, you'd go into the console and enter xwmconfig to bring up a menu to select the desktop environment you want. Others will have a little selector at their login screen. Yet others may have something else.
Actually if you boot in to runlevel 3 / runlevel 4 (can't remember which it is) on slackware and get the login screen from KDE or GNOME, you can choose which DE or WM you want to use
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