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I just installed slackware on an old laptop, and everything went fine. I need to know how to get into KDE or whatever Graphical Environment after startup. All I get is a text command prompt, even after I login and everything.
Originally posted by Poetics You can set your system to auto-load KDE/Gnome/WM-of-choice by changing your runlevel to 5 in /etc/inittab with the "initdefault" variable
Slackware uses runlevel 4 for the graphical login.
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