startx not found
I succesfully installd slackware 10, this comes with gnome 2.4 but if i enter startx it says:
-bash: startx: command not found! What do i do now? I still would like to enter gnome... |
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/usr/X11R6/bin/startx and see if it starts then |
:( nope give's the same error....(other command offcourse)
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You might try to find startx, if it's on your system.
If it's at, say, /usr/bin/startx then put /usr/bin/startx <return> instead of just startx. Migtht find it with: whereis startx or with updatedb to update the locate database, then: locate startx If /usr/bin/startx works then add /usr/bin to your PATH in .bash_profile. + any other bin directories.:) |
i wonder if its even alive!
owell ls -R / |grep startx (just another search method if those others arnt alive truly |
I think X isn't installd.....how can I still install X without removing whole slackware?
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umm, first pick what X you want :D (yummy, choices!,)
xfree86 (you cant "legally" (well, potentially legally) use the new versions) or xorg-x11 (based off xfree86 just before it changed licenses, so this is compatible with the GPL no questions) anyways, if you cant decide, xfree86 is rather easy i do think, tho i think slackware is going to use xorg (or has it already switched?) soon or now OK, now just install it (umm, i don't know, is there a package installer in slackware?) if not then your in for a LONG LONG LONG stay and screening at your computer (trust me, compiling a xserver from source is rather long, as theres no "configure" scripts, so you have to do it by hand :( if from source, then here http://www.xfree86.org/4.3.0/BUILD.html , it should give you a good example of where to start off at |
why do not u go for a upgrade
don't u have any upgrade option in slackware regards gaurav |
On the Slackware disk set is a directory called unsupported.............
in it is an XFree86 4.4 and it is a legal version that Pat V. modified for use...............you can also get this version on most FTP mirrors...........just look for the unsupported in Slackware 10 directories. |
pkginstall /mnt/cdrom/path/to/X
will install X pkginstall /mnt/cdrom/path/to/GNOME will install gnome... however, i much prefere KDE to gnome, especially in slackware. |
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