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RH & X Question



On Sat, Sep 29, 2001 at 12:37:11PM -0400, Brian J. Conway wrote:
> > 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.
> 
> Start up X in the login scripts of people you want to log in to X?

But I also want to have the original login to go away.  I want
something like:

  startx & ; logout

But that didn't work when I tried it.  Maybe I did something wrong.

This is a naive user thing: Login.  Do stuff.  Tell X to logout.  Be
back where s/he started.  If I just do a startx as part of the login,
then the user needs to quit X and remember to logout.  I want to get
rid of that step.


-kb, the Kent who is still learning Red Hat.
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