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It's installed, it works when I log out and choose it manually on login screen - but after following a gazillion seemingly out of date guides nothing is working?
I'm hesitant to make anymore changes as I cant find any direct instructions which are for Kali, and I dont want to break it?!
Adding exec fluxbox to .xinitrc should work. If not for some reason, exec fluxbox session probably would. Although using .xsession also works. (Openbox requires exec openbox session, but Fluxbox aways worked for me with exec fluxbox.)
If you do not yet understand basic things like window managers, session managers and the "GUI thing," why do you want to use an advanced distribution designed for security industry professionals who already have a high degree of knowledge? Just curious.
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