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> I know I can change the default run level, but that makes all logins
> go to X and it leaves X running all the time. I don't want X chewing
> up resources on a machine that is mostly just a light weight server.
>
> Suggestions?
Start up X in the login scripts of people you want to log in to X?
Brian J. Conway
dogbert at clue4all.net
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- Andrew S. Tanenbaum, creator of Minix - Jan 29, 1992
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