Re: Speaking of black screens

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I did some more experiments on my system, and it appears to
be gdm that is screwed up. When I switch to kdm, all my
problems with X session weirdness go away.

With gdm, I saw two completely separate X sessions
running in a 'ps'. One as user 42 (gdm) was running on vt1
and the other as my login user was running on vt2.

I'm guessing the black screen is vt1 showing me nothing,
and when I Ctrl-Alt-F2 I get the session running as me.

I have no clue why gdm is doing this, but my plan is
to stick with kdm (which I always switch to for other reasons
anyway, like being able to turn off the nolisten tcp
option).
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