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Xwindows was great, I was using KDE, I loved it. boot into console, type startx, kde is right there. I edited inittab to boot at runlevel 4. it now boots into GNOME. how do I fix this?
xinitrc file is a hidden file its .xinitrc in ur /home/user ..... Open ur home dirtectory ---click on view then scroll down till you see ---- show hidden files ur .xinitrc file should be seen now..................................................................N running xwmconfig lets you pick ur window enviroment, You should see a list of Xwindow enviroments kde, gnome, twm N etc. Jus use ur arrow button to scroll up and pick kde as ur (default) its should be highlighted when you pick it, then check ok..... Restart X with ctrl+alt + backspace.............................. to restart ur Xwindow session.
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