2007/11/17, Jim Cornette <fc-cornette@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>: > Clodoaldo wrote: > >> > >> When you login, do you see the different login manager or is gdm still > >> being used. > > > > gdm is still used. > > > > Clodoaldo > > > > I checked my system and there is no file like you mentioned at > /etc/sysconfig/display. I mentioned that I created the /etc/sysconfig/desktop file as suggested at the mentioned thread. > After running yum remove gdm and allowing yum to > remove all gdm dependent packages, kdm came up as the default display > manager. If you use KDE mostly and want the shutdown, removing gdm might > be the easiest option. I like gdm better and prefer gnome over KDE. > Losing the shutdown feature when running a different > desktop/displaymanager is a bit of an inconvenience. You could make a > launcher on the desktop to run poweroff if you prefer gdm over kdm. I built that machine for another person, which knows nothing about computers, and I wanted it to run everything default. I have already deployed the machine without the shutdown. Actually the lack of the shutdown is not a big deal since one just logout and hit the power button and the machine will safely power off by itself, if Fedora is configured to do that. Clodoaldo -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
